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This story first appeared in TIME's Leadership Brief newsletter on May 1. To receive weekly emails of conversations with the world’s top CEOs and business decisionmakers, click here. Andy Yen is the founder and CEO...
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U.S. women have been successful on the international stage but took home far less than the men's winners
By ANNE M. PETERSON and RONALD BLUM / AP
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Sri Lanka Default Hints at Trouble Ahead for Developing Nations
The island’s saga is starting to be seen as a bellwether for emerging markets
By Sydney Maki and Amelia Pollard / Bloomberg
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What Terra's Crash Means For Crypto and Beyond
UST's downfall could have short-term and long-term ripple effects, especially as skeptical legislators like Elizabeth Warren survey the damage
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Why Tech Companies Struggled to Stop Buffalo Terror Video
Three years after social media platforms committed to put an end to viral videos of terrorist attacks on their platforms, the attack in Buffalo, New York, has revealed that their efforts are still a work...
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Politicians Created the Formula Shortage. Can They Fix It?
A 1989 law led to intense consolidation in the baby formula industry.
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Elon Musk Says Twitter Must Prove Bot Claims for $44B Deal to Proceed
Musk recently told a tech conference that fake users make up at least 20% of all Twitter accounts
By Edwin Chan / Bloomberg
May 17, 2022
McDonald's to Sell Its Russian Business
The fast food giant said that holding on to its business in Russia “is no longer tenable, nor is it consistent with McDonald’s values.”
By David Koenig / Associated Press
May 16, 2022
WNBA's Cathy Engelbert Discusses Brittney Griner, Roe v Wade
The season also tips off amidst Roe v. Wade news.
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May 15, 2022
Employers Take Note: Young Workers Are Seeking Jobs with a Higher Purpose
Liz Paquette felt clueless when she walked into her college advisor’s office two years ago seeking his help to find an internship. She told him she had just one requirement: The company had to treat...
By Bruce Horovitz
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Elon Musk Sows Doubt Over His $44 Billion Twitter Takeover
Musk has said he wants to defeat spam bots, authenticate all humans and make Twitter's algorithms open source
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May 13, 2022
Marcos' Vague Plans for the Philippine Economy Spark Concern
Investors need to see concrete proposals before having confidence in Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.
By Chad de Guzman / Manila
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Crypto Meltdown Prompts Yellen to Call for New Regulation
“We really need a regulatory framework to guard against the risks,” Yellen said of cryptocurrencies called stable coins
By Fatima Hussein / AP
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Proton's CEO Is Fighting Dictatorships and Big Tech
The company is pursuing profitability without surveilling users for ad dollars.
By Billy Perrigo/Geneva
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Twitter to Freeze Hiring Ahead of Musk Deal
The hiring freeze is a reflection of the company’s state of uncertainty while it awaits Elon Musk’s $44 billion takeover.
By Kurt Wagner and Sarah Frier / Bloomberg
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Barista Jaz Brisack Took on Starbucks—and Won
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Deepica Mutyala Is a Beauty Influencer for Every Skin Tone
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By Ayesha Javed
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Why So Many Tech Stocks Are Falling
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This Is How We Quit Big Oil
At the end of the first quarter of 2021, as the CEOs of the three biggest U.S. oil and gas companies presented their firms’ earnings, investors fired off a range of questions about how they...
By Justin Worland
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Oil Companies Posted Huge Profits. Here’s Where The Cash Will Go (Hint: Not Climate)
As consumers grapple with high fuel prices and politicians scramble to knock them down, oil companies are not making any sudden moves. That’s because, after years of low fuel prices, they are now enjoying a...
By Emily Barone
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Airbnb Made Overtourism Worse. Now It Wants to Fix That
Airbnb is implementing what it calls its biggest update in 10 years in an effort to help tackle overtourism
By Belinda Luscombe
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Why Bitcoin Keeps Crashing
The current slide of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is being caused by a combination of short-term and long-term factors.
By Andrew R. Chow
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Why It's So Hard to Find Baby Formula in the U.S. Right Now
A nationwide shortage has left parents scouring social media or crossing states to get hold of baby formula.
By Eloise Barry
May 10, 2022
Musk Says He Would Reverse Twitter's Ban of Donald Trump
Elon Musk said Twitter’s Trump ban was a “morally bad decision” and “foolish in the extreme.”
By Matt O'Brien and Kelvin Chan / AP
May 10, 2022
Meta Accused Of Human Trafficking and Union-Busting in Kenya
The company faces allegations after a former outsourced content moderator filed a lawsuit Tuesday.
By Billy Perrigo
May 10, 2022
Sri Lanka Leader’s Brother Quits as Prime Minister in Escalating Crisis
Weekslong protests over Asia’s fastest inflation have recently turned violent
By Asantha Sirimanne / Bloomberg
May 9, 2022
Biden Starts Program to Provide Discounted Internet Service
Internet companies have agreed to provide discounted service to people with low incomes through the Affordable Connectivity Program program
By Aamer Madhani / AP
May 9, 2022
‘The Office As We Know It Is Over,’ Says Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky
(To receive weekly emails of conversations with the world’s top CEOs and business decisionmakers, click here.) Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky recently announced that the company’s employees will be able to work from anywhere, including (for...
By Belinda Luscombe
May 8, 2022
Britain Pushes Tough Tech Rules Under New Digital Watchdog
Big tech companies would have to comply with tough rules under a new digital watchdog aimed at giving consumers more choice online
By Associated Press
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Peloton Seeking Buyers for Stake of About 20% of Company
Demand has cooled in the past year, and management has struggled to revive the business.
By Ed Hammond and Mark Gurman / Bloomberg
May 6, 2022
TurboTax Will Pay Some Users After Settlement
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By Associated Press
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Elon Musk Secures $7.1 Billion in New Financing for Twitter
The investors named in the filing include Fidelity, Lawrence J. Ellison Revocable Trust and Qatar Holding.
By Edwin Chan / Bloomberg
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Bitcoin Is Coming to Your 401(k), If Your Employer Allows It
Fidelity opened the door for a future of crypto retirement savings. But the decision has been met with pushback, including from the U.S. Department of Labor
By Andrew R. Chow
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World Hunger to Worsen After Spiking 25% Before Ukraine War
Almost 193 million people across 53 countries or territories suffered acute food insecurity in 2021
By Megan Durisin / Bloomberg
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Elon Musk Suggests ‘Slight Cost’ for Twitter Business Users
However, Twitter will always remain free for “casual users” Musk said
By Sebastian Tong and Kurt Wagner / Bloomberg
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High Gas Prices Are Pushing Electric Car Sales to a Tipping Point
When Eric Dirksen received his first electric car in December—a new Tesla Model Y—he didn’t know gas prices would spike a few months after. But with fuel costing about $4.20 per gallon on average this...
By Nik Popli
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Why Phoenix—of All Places—Has the Fastest Growing Home Prices in the U.S.
For 33 months now, Phoenix, Arizona, has led the nation in home price increases. In the last year alone, the cost of the median house in the area has risen by a third. Over the...
By Belinda Luscombe
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Grindr to Cover Gender Affirmation Surgery Costs for Employees
Grindr will work with healthcare providers to offer the surgery without needing several letters from a psychiatrist
By Michael Tobin / Bloomberg
May 3, 2022
The Real Threats to the Future of Netflix
The pandemic sparked a boom for video streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, and Peacock. In 2020 and 2021, Netflix added 54.6 million subscribers, many of them in the frightening, isolating six months after the world...
By Chris Stokel-Walker
May 2, 2022
Greyhound Racing Nearing Its End in the U.S.
Increased concerns about how the dogs are treated along with an explosion of gambling options have nearly killed a sport that gained widespread appeal about a century ago.
By Scott McFetridge/AP
May 2, 2022
Germany Says It Can Wean Itself Off Russian Oil by Summer
Ending Berlin's dependence on Russian natural gas poses a far bigger challenge, however
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May 1, 2022
4 Ways to Fix Social Media That Don’t Cost $44 Billion
Elon Musk’s bid to acquire Twitter in a deal worth $44 billion has sparked debate and concern about what the platform will look like once he takes over. The world’s richest man will steer the...
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