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How Home Depot's CEO is navigating the remodeling decline as consumers delay big repairs

Home Depot's CEO is prioritizing its digital operations and finding new consumers as Americans pull back on home improvement projects.

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Google's union speaks out against remote work crackdown: ‘Workers’ professionalism has been disregarded'

Google employees represented by the Alphabet Workers Union are demanding "meaningful agency" in choosing how they work.

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Nokia CEO: ‘Geopolitical tensions shouldn’t fragment the world. Here’s why machines need to speak the same language even if people don’t’

If the world begins to fracture as the digital and physical realms start coming together, machines could lose the ability to communicate across borders.

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Companies are wavering on ESG—but Fortune 500 CEOs still think fighting climate change is good business

Almost 60% of Fortune 500 CEOs said that fighting climate change would open new markets for their businesses.

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Even one of the most progressive Fortune 500 CEOs wants to get back to business: ‘We want everybody to be flying Delta’

Ed Bastian doesn’t want to be a politician, he said on the Leadership Next podcast: “You’ve got to be very careful before you get into the dialogue.”

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Solana Foundation finally addresses ‘the elephant in the room’ and denies Solana’s native token is a security

Their denial comes three days after SOL was named as a security in two lawsuits from the SEC.

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Salesforce Tries To Lure Workers Back To Office With A $10 Charity Challenge

Bringing employees back to the office after the COVID-19 pandemic has proved to be a challenge for companies.

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Election day anxiety has you craving sugary snacks—here are ways to prevent stress eating and feel energized for longer

Here’s how to override the craving for sugary comfort foods in times of stress.

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TSMC Exec Says Workers Unwilling to Take Shifts Should Not Enter Chipmaking Industry

TSMC exec responds to disgruntled U.S. employees by suggesting those who aren't ready to work long hours should try a different industry.

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Google Cloud says it will reimburse customers up to $1 million if they’re victims of a crypto-mining scam

The new policy joins the cloud provider’s existing financial protections for victims of DDoS attacks.

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CNN CEO Chris Licht's ouster means women now run all U.S. news networks

Two women will co-lead CNN, joining peers at ABC, NBC, MSNBC, CBS, and Fox News.

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How Lululemon an $8 billion threat to Nike

Lululemon debuted on the Fortune 500 after revenue hit $8.1 billion last year.

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A handful of companies have the power to save the oceans. Here’s why we’re urging them to reinvent our land-based food systems

In Europe, the top 10 food brands control 40% of what people eat. In the U.S., 4 companies control 85% of the meat market. Another 4 dominate world grains.

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NY rent is so expensive this intern commutes by plane once a week

Sophia Celentano's extreme weekly commute to Newark from South Carolina went viral on TikTok.

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Fighting hackers is big business—and just helped Blackpoint Cyber raise $190 million led by Bain Capital

CEO Jon Murchison is a former National Security Agency computer operations expert.

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Meet the typical Fortune 500 CEO: A total Gen Xer. Basically Keanu Reeves.

Reality doesn't bite. The average age of a Fortune 500 CEO is 57.7, or nearly as old as John Wick himself.

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McKinsey Global Institute sees 4 possible scenarios for the economy by 2030. Only one leads to long-term growth

The economic, banking, and investment landscape of the next decade is likely to look materially different from the recent past.

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Motorola ditched cell phones and found a lucrative second act, fueling one of tech's biggest turnarounds

The company that invented the cell phone now makes most of its money from security tech—and it’s one of tech’s biggest turnaround stories.

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Google tightens back-to-office policy by making attendance part of performance reviews

Google would also allow a full-time remote arrangement only in exceptional cases, the tech giant said.

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Cloud outages are on the rise. Here's why

Climate change, instability, and geopolitical competition make major cloud outages increasingly likely.

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Is It Time To Bet on CVS?

Karen Lynch, the CEO of CVS, the 6th-largest company by revenue in this year’s Fortune 500, appears in the magazine’s June/July issue. The question is whether it will be a blessing or a curse.

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Why Gary Gensler's crusade against crypto could mean the end of Coinbase in the US

The SEC chair's crusade against Coinbase and savvy politicking could mean the end of crypto companies in the U.S.

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Can the most powerful woman on the Fortune 500 fix our broken health care system?

CVS CEO Karen Lynch holds immense power as the leader of one of the biggest health care companies. What is she doing with it?

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Multi-round layoffs come at a high cost. Here’s what the survivors have to deal with

It sends a message to all the remaining employees: You could be next.

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Top economist Tyler Cowen's theory that explains your workers 'really are doing less': A ‘serious crisis of morale’

Your employees could be less productive because the last three years were just such a huge bummer, the influential blogger and columnist wrote.

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