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A Sociologist and Slutty Vegan’s Boss Talk Ownership on The Businessweek Show

Matthew Desmond, author of Poverty, by America, and entrepreneur Aisha “Pinky” Cole explain how ownership is more than just “it’s mine.”

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A Sociologist and Slutty Vegan’s Boss Talk Ownership on The Businessweek Show

By Max Abelson

Matthew Desmond, author of Poverty, by America, and entrepreneur Aisha “Pinky” Cole explain how ownership is more than just “it’s mine.”

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Salesforce Signals the Golden Age of Cushy Tech Jobs Is Over

Marc Benioff’s famously employee-friendly company is becoming more Darwinian—and providing a new model for Silicon Valley.

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Salesforce Signals the Golden Age of Cushy Tech Jobs Is Over

By Brody Ford and Drake Bennett

Marc Benioff’s famously employee-friendly company is becoming more Darwinian—and providing a new model for Silicon Valley.

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How the Biggest Boutique Fitness Company Turned Suburban Moms Into Bankrupt Franchisees

Xponential’s brands—Pure Barre, CycleBar, Club Pilates, Row House, Rumble Boxing—all have fanatical followings. And some very alarmed business partners.

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How the Biggest Boutique Fitness Company Turned Suburban Moms Into Bankrupt Franchisees

By Natalie Wong

Xponential’s brands—Pure Barre, CycleBar, Club Pilates, Row House, Rumble Boxing—all have fanatical followings. And some very alarmed business partners.

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Argentina's New Libertarian Leader Softens His Economic Radicalism

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Space

Why Launch Customers Can’t Quit SpaceX

Satellite operators want competition to get their products launched. But yearslong delays by other rocket makers keep pushing them into Elon Musk’s orbit.

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Why Launch Customers Can’t Quit SpaceX

By Bruce Einhorn

Satellite operators want competition to get their products launched. But yearslong delays by other rocket makers keep pushing them into Elon Musk’s orbit.