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Why Gen X women get the worst of both worlds, according to a work-life balance expert who experienced ‘doing it all’ firsthand

We have to show working moms that their own priorities and peace matter more than any to-do list, writes the author of 'Doing It All.'

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Citadel CEO Ken Griffin says remote work has created a ‘wild card’ workplace that makes it easier to fire people

"The cultural or social contract that holds people together…is unquestionably weaker,” Griffin said of a remote work environment.

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Billionaire Citadel founder Ken Griffin says employers won't go the 'extra distance' to keep hybrid workers on the payroll: 'It's an email to all ... and goodbye'

Citadel founder Ken Griffin says managers are less likely to fight for remote and hybrid workers in a layoff process.

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Who is the first-time homebuyer? They’re older, earn more, and probably don’t have kids

Despite millennial plight, 32% of buyers this year bought their first house.

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House Republicans continue ESG pushback

Economy and Society is Ballotpedia’s weekly review of the developments in corporate activism; corporate political engagement; and the environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) trends and events that characterize the growing intersection between business and politics.

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Melinda French Gates redefines what a 'smart bet' in VC looks like

To advance more female founders and fund managers, Melinda French Gates' Pivotal Ventures is turning to new markers of success and potential.

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Here's when having a CEO serve as board chair really pays off

“The greater the ability of a CEO to develop and execute firm strategy, the more valuable they become when quick decision-making is vital to that firm's survival."

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New Englanders are fighting against new infrastructure for carbon-intensive billionaire travel. If they win, the significance could be global

The median wealth of a U.S. private jet owner is $190 million–and their emissions 10 to 20 times those of an average airplane passenger.

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This couple was so miserable with a 2.5-hour super-commute, they took on an extra $1,200 monthly mortgage payment: 'We'd do it again in a heartbeat'

"This is definitely a short-term play for us, this isn’t a forever home," Dennis Stalmack says. "We bought with what was out there. But we’re not upset with it."

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The revenge of the blue-collar worker: Bidenomics is working too well and Democrats’ bourgeois base is souring on it

The upper middle class is restless.

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The anti-hate group sued by Elon Musk released a new report on X’s content moderation

According to the Center for Countering Digital Hate, 98% of 200 tweets it flagged to X for racist content were still posted on the platform after two weeks.

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Millennials are replaying their parents’ housing market journey as first-time buyers in their 30s flood into an unaffordable market

First-time buyers make up 32% of all home buyers, the National Association of Realtors says—up from last year’s historic low of 26%.

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I created tech that limits violence against women in online dating. Silicon Valley used it for PR–then lost interest

How many Tinder Swindlers–and much worse–are on these apps?

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Chelsea Clinton is betting on a health care startup to help solve the nation’s caregiving crisis

In 2022, Clinton invested in Summer Health, a startup pediatric telehealth platform that today announced its expansion into primary care for kids through a text-based service.

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Sins of the father: Could Joe Bankman go to jail for helping his son run FTX?

“They were living high on the hog while advising a bunch of twentysomethings who had no idea what they were doing,” said a a white-collar defense specialist.

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AI is going to ‘turbocharge winners’ faster than anyone is expecting, predicts an MIT research scientist

"The risks are real, but they are manageable," Andrew McAfee told a group of CFOs.

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Melinda French Gates: 'It’s time to change the face of power in venture capital'

By investing in women-led funds and early-stage companies, Pivotal wants to help transform the way that the venture capital industry looks at women.

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Labor Day return-to-office mandates fell flat because workers (still) value flexibility over money, says Harvard future of work professor

No wonder offices are stuck at 50% occupancy.

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British Champagne? The U.K.’s wine industry is an unlikely winner as its European peers reel from extreme weather

Bottles of wine produced in the U.K. is set to double in the next 10 years as the industry flourishes.

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A stock trader and his wife quit their day jobs to set up the UK's biggest Christmas grotto. This year the business will earn almost $30 million

Mike and Alison Battle, the founders of Lapland UK, say anyone can change their life if they’re willing to take a risk.

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The 'money doctor' says America is turning European under Biden's industrial policy. 'The Biden agenda could be sporting a beret'

"When France tells you that your industrial policy’s over the top, and worse than theirs, you know you’re in trouble," Steve Hanke tells Fortune.

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For $1,000 a night, new moms can live in luxury at NYC's postnatal retreat, where staff help detect postpartum depression

Meet Boram Nam: co-founder of a postnatal retreat in a New York City luxury hotel.

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Meet the women who are ditching the corporate rat race to become a ‘Snail Girl’ with a ‘lazy girl job’

“I can be a lazy girl because I worked and hustled hard for 10 years, honing my skills and building an audience,” says former advertising manager, Lucy Hall.

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These 4 lethal viruses could fuel the next pandemic, new research says. What they are—and how the world can prepare

The pathogens are expected to kill more than 15,000 annually by 2050—even if they don’t make an evolutionary leap that allows them to ravage the globe.

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I’m a veteran of the special operations community. Here’s how Hollywood glamorized us–and deprived most troops of lifesaving donations

If you want to help a vet in need, focus on the ones silenced by their trauma and muted by the magic of marketing, writes Pat Gault.

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