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Insight Partners has paid out nearly $8 billion this year—but returns for its giant 2021 fund have mostly come up dry

The lack of distributions is leading to a rise in continuation funds in private equity

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Former Intel execs are fighting over whether splitting the company in two is a good idea and if the US government should step in to cleave it in twain

Some serious "judgement of Solomon" vibes going on here.

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Reactiv, mobile commerce startup, launches out of stealth with $5 million seed round

Canada-based Reactiv has raised $5 million in a Bonfire Ventures-led seed round, Fortune has exclusively learned.

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KPMG says the CPA qualification's '150-hour rule' needs to go

Educators often claim that accounting firms don’t pay enough to attract talent lured by lucrative salaries in other areas of business.

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From Nike to Disney: 11 Fortune 500 CEOs who spent their entire career at their companies

Nike's new CEO Elliot Hill joined the sports retailer as an intern. He's among 11 Fortune 500 CEOs who rose from entry-level roles to the corner office.

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These Fortune 500 CEOs climbed from entry-level to corner office at their companies

Meet 11 Fortune 500 CEOs who spent their entire careers at the companies they now lead.

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Why U.K. Chancellor Rachel Reeves should approach capital gains tax decisions like a venture capitalist

The U.K.’s startup ecosystem risks losing its edge just as competition from rival markets begins to intensify.

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'We are essentially in a new Gilded Age’: As workers get laid off, CEOs and shareholders gobble up hundreds of billions in profits

CEOs cite the need to downsize in a rough economy, but it seems corporations are doing better than ever.

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Jamie Dimon and Bill Gates won’t publicly criticize Trump because they need leverage in the next political firestorm, ‘CEO whisperer’ says: ‘They have to keep their powder dry’

Yale management professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld said CEOs’ political silence is purely strategic.

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Here's how Southwest plunged from beloved airline icon to activist investor target

Southwest was a customer darling. But 'active inertia' hobbled the stock and precipitated a leadership crisis.

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As Tesla CEO Elon Musk continues to bash California and stump for Trump, West Coasters are getting revenge

Californiacs are turning their noses up at Tesla.

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American Airlines CEO longs for the day when Boeing is not a distraction

Robert Isom has been one of Boeing’s loudest critics this year.

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EV charging stations could become America’s next ‘third place’ as they partner with grocers and coffee shops

The EV charging experience has little moments scattered throughout when connections can be nurtured and memories can be made.

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How TikTok's 'October Theory' can make you more successful and happy by the end of the year

Here's how it works.

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Walmart employee looked for her daughter for hours before finding her 'charred remains' in the store's walk-in bakery oven

The 19-year-old Walmart employee who likely burned to death in the bakery's walk-in oven has been identified.

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Former Intel CEO Craig Barrett: Splitting up America’s leading chipmaker is a bad idea

'This simplistic solution ignores the existence of Moore’s Law—and would be bad for Intel and the United States.'

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Elon Musk reportedly in 'regular contact' with Putin

Musk has held repeated talks with high-ranking Kremlin officials, including an official responsible for spreading disinformation on social media.

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How the Democrat-leaning news media is unwittingly aiding Trump

What Donald Trump seems to understand better than anyone is the critical role that mere brand recognition plays in voters' choices.

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General Catalyst’s Hemant Taneja on AI, LPs, and raising around $8 billion

The news broke yesterday that General Catalyst had raised about $8 billion in new funds.

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A much bigger McDonald’s lawsuit is about to ‘erupt’ in the aftermath of its E. coli outbreak, food safety lawyer says

The E. coli outbreak linked with McDonald's Quarter Pounders has sickened at least 50 customers and hospitalized at least 10, the CDC says.

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Billionaire Marc Lasry denies accusations alleging he forcibly kissed and rubbed himself against an ex-employee

A rep for billionaire CEO Marc Lasry said the claims in the lawsuit are “categorically false and vindictive.”

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Eight out of 10 women change their name after marriage—they might not realize the impact on their careers, working relationships and job prospects

“I have many respected mentors who would not say a peep about their personal lives, ever, because it was always on their mind of how they would be perceived professionally.”

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American Airlines is testing a new system to humiliate 'gate lice,' the people who try to board planes before their seating group is called

The airline has implemented the new technology in three airports with initial success.

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Warren Buffett's Children Will Be In Charge of Giving Away His $145 Billion Fortune – But They Won't Inherit It

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett, known for his strategic acumen, isn't your typical Billionaire. Potentially following in the philanthropic ideologies of historical Steel baron Andrew Carnegie, famous for his vicious business tactics and profound philanthropy, Buffett has long held he will give away an overwhelming amount of his wealth. Most notably,...

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How the Biden-Harris administration wrote insurers a $10 billion check to cover up the predictable impact of an IRA provision

Among the IRA's most celebrated provisions was its out-of-pocket cap of $2,000 per year for Medicare prescription drugs—but the costs didn't disappear.

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