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Female Execs Are Exhausted, Frustrated and Heading for the Exits

Exodus of Gen X women leaders is a setback for the decades-long effort to diversify corporate America’s top ranks.

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Female Execs Are Exhausted, Frustrated and Heading for the Exits

By Jonnelle Marte

Exodus of Gen X women leaders is a setback for the decades-long effort to diversify corporate America’s top ranks.

The Big Take

How One of the Fugees Got Sucked Into US-China Intrigue

The Fugees’ Pras Michél got entangled in one of the century’s great financial scandals, mediated a high-stakes negotiation between global superpowers and may now face the consequences.

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How One of the Fugees Got Sucked Into US-China Intrigue

By Jason Leopold, Matthew Campbell and Anthony Cormier

The Fugees’ Pras Michél got entangled in one of the century’s great financial scandals, mediated a high-stakes negotiation between global superpowers and may now face the consequences.

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Exxon’s Exodus: Employees Have Finally Had Enough of Its Toxic Culture

Work Shift

No One Likes Annual Performance Reviews—Here’s How to Get Rid of Them

Strategies

What Nonmonogamy Can Teach Moonlighters and Job Jugglers

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Feeding Chickens Stale Bread and Unsold Cookies for Zero-Carbon Eggs

Small Business

Small Businesses Find a Loophole in the New Tax Law: Zelle

Small Business

A Sports Bar Builds a Loyal Clientele Showing Only Women’s Events

Technology

Critics of Biden’s Antitrust Push Target FTC’s Lina Khan

Business and conservative groups get personal as they paint her as the symbol of government overreach.

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Critics of Biden’s Antitrust Push Target FTC’s Lina Khan

By Emily Birnbaum

Business and conservative groups get personal as they paint her as the symbol of government overreach.

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Small Business

The Soccer-Inspired Sport Drawing Beckham, Messi and Neymar

Small Business

Serving a Global Clientele With a Local Business in the Rockies

Small Business

Looking for a Brand Name That Will Stand Out? Try Finnish

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The Satellite Hack Everyone Is Finally Talking About

As Putin began his invasion of Ukraine, a network used throughout Europe—and by the Ukrainian military—faced an unprecedented cyberattack that doubled as an industrywide wake-up call.

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The Satellite Hack Everyone Is Finally Talking About

By Katrina Manson

As Putin began his invasion of Ukraine, a network used throughout Europe—and by the Ukrainian military—faced an unprecedented cyberattack that doubled as an industrywide wake-up call.

Equality

Subaru, Nintendo Step Up for LGBTQ Workers in Conservative Japan

Japanese companies are adopting pro-equality policies in a country where same-sex marriage remains illegal.

Business

Visitors Flock to Macau Again, But Its Gambling Dependence Draws Beijing’s Ire

While the Chinese enclave’s casinos were full over the holidays, new regulations threaten a return to the boom of the past decade.

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Visitors Flock to Macau Again, But Its Gambling Dependence Draws Beijing’s Ire

By Shirley Zhao and Jinshan Hong

While the Chinese enclave’s casinos were full over the holidays, new regulations threaten a return to the boom of the past decade.

Economics

Gina Raimondo Becomes China Player in a Job Where Her Predecessor Used to Nap

The US Commerce secretary and former Rhode Island governor has brought energy to a department where her predecessor was known for taking naps.

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Gina Raimondo Becomes China Player in a Job Where Her Predecessor Used to Nap

By Jenny Leonard and Eric Martin

The US Commerce secretary and former Rhode Island governor has brought energy to a department where her predecessor was known for taking naps.

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This Road Could Save the Planet—and Carve Up Alaskan Wilderness

The remote Ambler Mining District contains massive lodes of minerals essential to cleantech, but extracting them will likely make an ecological mess.

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This Road Could Save the Planet—and Carve Up Alaskan Wilderness

By David Wolman

The remote Ambler Mining District contains massive lodes of minerals essential to cleantech, but extracting them will likely make an ecological mess.

Business

Russian Airlines Are Flying High Despite Sanctions

The West had sought to largely ground the country’s carriers, but they continue to operate by skirting global rules and cannibalizing older planes for parts.

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Russian Airlines Are Flying High Despite Sanctions

By Siddharth Vikram Philip

The West had sought to largely ground the country’s carriers, but they continue to operate by skirting global rules and cannibalizing older planes for parts.

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The SPAC Fad Is Ending in a Pile of Bankruptcies and Fire Sales

Technology

Microsoft Expands Game Pass as Regulators Fret Over Activision Deal

Equality

The Fed-Up Copywriter Who Helped France Finally Embrace #MeToo

Remarks

Higher Interest Rates Slam Stocks and Profits But Spare Workers

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Germ-Zapping Lasers Help Cut Down on Infections After Surgery

By Joshua Green

Supreme Court Draft Ruling Rejects Abortion Rights

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