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JPMorgan’s head of digital assets: ‘We’re in the Napster age of crypto’
Make no mistake, crypto is here to stay. That’s according to Umar Farooq, chief executive of JPMorgan’s digital-assets unit Onyx,…
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WSJ News Exclusive | Activision Blizzard Pushes Out Dozens of Employees Over Workplace Misconduct
Activision Blizzard Inc. ATVI 1.90% has fired or pushed out more than three dozen employees and disciplined about 40 others…
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The world’s richest 10 men doubled their fortunes to $1.5 trillion during the pandemic, says Oxfam
The world’s top ten billionaires increased their wealth by $1.3 billion a day, or $15,000 a second, during the global…
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Giant Stock Swings Kick Off 2022
U.S. stocks are off to a rocky start in 2022. Under the surface, things are even more volatile. More than…
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U.S. Businesses Sour on Saudi Arabia in Blow to Crown Prince’s Growth Plans
RIYADH—Saudi Arabia courted the world’s top companies to modernize its economy. Instead, the business environment has grown more hostile and…
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Four reasons why value stocks are poised to outperform growth in 2022 — and 14 stocks to consider
Investing is all about being in tune with the trends. Here’s one to be aware of for 2022: Value stocks…
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Why Microsoft could be ‘extremely well-positioned’ for metaverse success
As companies seek to build out the metaverse, Microsoft Corp. may already have many of the necessary tools in its…
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Scorched Western states and a hurricane in New York: Earth experienced one of its hottest years on record in 2021
Last year’s lofty average global temperatures, which choked the Western U.S. in drought and fire and kicked up a deadly…
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WSJ News Exclusive | Elon Musk’s Tesla Asked Law Firm to Fire Associate Hired From SEC
A partner at law firm Cooley LLP got an unexpected call late last year from a lawyer for one of…
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‘Firms not offering this are missing out’: Hybrid home/office work is equivalent to a 10% pay raise, Stanford economist says
“‘Employees value Hybrid WFH about the same as a 10% pay rise on average. Firms not offering this are missing…
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