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Industry reads hand-picked by our editors
Nov 11, 2022
Nov 10, 2022
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Forbes
Meta Confirms Layoffs—11,000 Jobs Cut At Facebook’s Parent Company
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Bloomberg
US Inflation to Cool Only Slightly, Keeping Big Fed Hike in Play
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The Wall Street Journal
Businesses Rush to Sidestep Rate Shock by Paying Down Debt
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The New York Times
Twitter Files Paperwork to Enter Payments Business
Nov 09, 2022
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The New York Times
Crypto World Is Rocked as World’s Largest Exchange Rescues Rival
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Reuters
Musk’s Twitter faces fresh conspiracy theories during U.S. midterms vote - experts
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Bloomberg
Small Businesses Find a Loophole in the New Tax Law: Zelle
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The CFO Journal
U.S. CFOs Ask Congress to Repeal Change to R&D Tax Rules
Nov 08, 2022
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Reuters
How corporate chiefs dodge lawsuits over sex abuse and deadly products
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Forbes
Housing Market Braces For Rising Layoffs ‘Soon’ As Mortgage Lenders, Home Sellers Cut Thousands Of Jobs
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Bloomberg
Twitter Engineer Files Retaliation Complaint Over Layoff
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The Wall Street Journal
Companies Look for Ways to Bring New Directors Up to Speed Quickly
Nov 07, 2022
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Financial Times
US adds 261,000 jobs in continued sign of robust labour market
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Barron’s
Hiring Remains Robust, With Signs of a Slowdown
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Bloomberg
US Labor Market Cools, Barely, Leaving Fed’s Job Far From Done
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The Wall Street Journal
Elon Musk Says Twitter Has Had Massive Revenue Drop as Layoffs Begin
Nov 04, 2022
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Barron’s
The Market’s New Big Problem? Shrinking Profit Margins.
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The Wall Street Journal
Amazon Is Pausing Hiring for Corporate Workforce
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Bloomberg
Musk Eliminates ‘Days of Rest’ From Twitter Employee Calendars
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Forbes
Fed Chair Jerome Powell—Haunted By The Ghost Of Paul Volcker—Could Tank The Economy
Nov 03, 2022
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The New York Times
Jerome Powell Is Popular. His War on Inflation Could Change That.
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Forbes
Elon Musk Has Twitter Bills To Pay, But Charging For A Blue Checkmark Won’t Be Enough
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Bloomberg
Wall Street Sees ‘Devil’s Bargain’ in Powell’s Rate Comments
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The Wall Street Journal
Fed Approves Fourth 0.75-Point Rate Rise, Hints at Smaller Hikes
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