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Snap Attracts 3 Million Paying Users to Snapchat+

By Alex Barinka / Bloomberg

TikTok Considers Splitting From ByteDance If Deal With U.S. Fails

By Alex Barinka and Olivia Carville / Bloomberg

Starbucks NFTs Are Being Sold for Thousands

By Andrew R. Chow

JPMorgan Sues Ex-Executive Associated With Jeffrey Epstein

By Hannah Levitt and Ava Benny-Morrison / Bloomberg
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Tesla Slashes Model S and X Prices Again

It comes days after Elon Musk said cuts earlier this year had piqued interest in Teslas.

By Dana Hull and Danny Lee / Bloomberg

Jollibee Has Ambitious Post-Pandemic Growth Plans

Jollibee Foods Corporation aims to be one of the world’s top five restaurant groups within the next 10 years

By Chad de Guzman

Susan Wojcicki Steps Down as CEO of YouTube

Susan Wojcicki is stepping down from the role after nine years, handing the reins to Neal Mohan.

By Mark Bergen / Bloomberg

These Are the 'Most Overpaid' CEOs, According to Shareholder Advocates

Shareholder advocacy group As You Sow judged CEO pay based on stock returns, shareholder opposition, and the ratio of compensation to average worker pay.

By Nik Popli

Adidas Could Lose $750 Million on Unsold Yeezys

The German sneaker brand laid out the worst case scenario if it has to write off all existing inventory from the discontinued partnership with Ye.

By Tim Loh / Bloomberg

What the Audible Founder Learns From Public School Interns

Katz also talked about the state of audiobooks, competition from Spotify and the limits of shareholder capitalism.

By Andrew R. Chow

Why M&M’s Dropped Their ‘Woke’ Mascots

The revamped ‘spokescandies’ drew fire from Fox News commentators and even prompted a petition

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Exclusive: Survey Shows Toll of Working For Amazon

Amazon was fined Wednesday over a failure to keep workers safe at three warehouses.

By Billy Perrigo

Allies Are Needed to Create a Happy Society

The Japanese concept of Seikatsusha – embracing our multifaceted selves – allows individuals and businesses to balance self-interest and altruism so we can change the world for the better.

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Miss Universe Plans to Become Reality Show

The competition has been hit with scandals, surprises, tirades and tragedies

By Belinda Luscombe

The Truth About Temu

Temu is the most downloaded new app in America. But it's also starting to develop a reputation for undelivered packages, mysterious charges, and incorrect orders.

By Andrew R. Chow

Black Friday Deals Bring Small Crowds

U.S. consumers are still spending, but they’re growing more cautious with inflation at an all-time high

By Brendan Case, Jeannette Neumann and Olivia Rockeman / Bloomberg

Bob Iger’s Predictions About His Successor Were Prescient

Disney's returning CEO Bob Iger told TIME the key qualities he thought his successor would need in 2019. Here's how Bob Chapek fell short.

By Belinda Luscombe

Abigail Disney on Bob Iger's Stunning Comeback

Abigail Disney spoke to TIME after the company her grandfather co-founded replaced chief executive Bob Chapek with his predecessor Bob Iger.

By Belinda Luscombe

Sam Bankman-Fried’s Island Haven Draws Scrutiny

For the Bahamas, the collapse of one of its most visible companies is a blow to a years-long effort to build a digital-currency hub.

By Katanga Johnson and Jennifer Epstein / Bloomberg

Big Tech Layoffs Are Hurting Global Workers

The impact of Silicon Valley's firing spree is already being felt as far away as Kenya and Nepal

By Billy Perrigo
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