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Forbes Daily: Weak Jobs Report Stokes Stock Market Rally
Monday’s edition of Forbes Daily covers the latest jobs report and growing hopes for interest rate cuts, a decades-long tax evasion scheme and mounting concern for Biden.
Protecting Workers From Extreme Heat
In this week's Current Climate newsletter, protecting workers from extreme heat, Elon Musk's laughable solution to Tesla's child labor worries, and the outlook for green hydrogen
Por Qué Los Argentinos Golpeados Por La Inflación Están Recurriendo A Las Criptomonedas
Un análisis de Forbes encontró que el país, el cual tiene una inflación del 276%, tiene la tasa de adopción de criptomonedas más alta del hemisferio occidental, pero poco uso de las plataformas de criptomonedas más confiables.
Why Inflation Battered Argentinians Are Turning To Crypto
A Forbes analysis found the country, with a 276% inflation rate, has the highest crypto adoption rate in the Western Hemisphere, but little use of the most trustworthy exchanges.
5 Ways To Boost Collaboration For Remote Teams
Remote workers can be just as collaborative and productive as their in-person counterparts. Here’s five tips to ensure that remote teams have strong collaboration.
How Japan’s Youngest Billionaire Shunsaku Sagami Uses AI To Disrupt M&A Brokering
Shunsaku Sagami, founder and CEO of Tokyo-listed M&A Research Institute, leveraged AI to give his M&A business a competitive edge. Now the 33-year-old is looking to replicate the success abroad.
3 Important Ways Flexible Leaders Can Damage Teams
Flexible, easy-going leadership may seem ideal, but it can have negative consequences. Discover how to find the right balance between high expectations and flexibility.
What Labour Party’s Victory Could Mean For Britain’s National Health Service
One of the new Labour government’s major goals is to revive the National Health Service by cutting wait times for diagnoses and treatments and boosting health outcomes.
6 Powerful LinkedIn Features You Should Start Using Right Away
LinkedIn is brimming with features designed to enhance your professional presence and engagement, and build your personal brand.
7 Unconventional Bottles Of Whiskey To Try Now
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What BlackRock’s Acquisition Of Preqin Means For Family Offices And Private Market Data
Investment data has evolved, and BlackRock's acquisition of Preqin will lead to advancements in data for family offices and private investors.
Alphabet Uses AI To Rush First Responders To Disasters—Takeaways For Businesses
A breakthrough from X, the moonshot factory of Google’s parent company, rushes the National Guard to climate disasters. Similar uses of AI also optimize business operations.
The Sins Of Ruth Madoff
In an exclusive excerpt from 'Madoff: The Final Word,' the Ponzi king’s wife is portrayed as a liar. Trained as a bookkeeper, she regularly reconciled the account that housed the $68 billion fraud for decades. The inside story of why “Ruthie Books” and her two sons were never charged with a crime.
Google Wants To Start Tracking 300 Million iPhone Users Within 5 Years
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15 Ways To Strengthen Your Finances Ahead Of A Possible U.S. Recession
Discover strategies and considerations that can help you navigate your finances and prepare for a U.S. economic downturn.
Tax Breaks: Scammers Aren’t Taking A Break This Summer
Our latest edition of Tax Breaks. Plus: SCOTUS will hear tax case, arrest in tax evasion case, judge lifts noncompete ban, IRS issues regs, Panama Papers verdict & more
New Jersey Postpones Hearing On Trump’s Liquor Licenses After Supreme Court Decision
The state denied liquor-license renewals for two Trump golf clubs, requiring them to prove they are still qualified to sell alcohol after Trump's felony conviction.
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The World’s Best Vodka—According To The 2024 International Wine And Spirits Competition
The winning expression of spirit hails from Southwestern France and recorded a score of 99 out of 100.
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The founder of hotel brand Dusit Thani hosted soirees with such celebrities as Rod Stewart and Stevie Wonder. Now the first non-family CEO is taking it to new heights.
The Best—And Worst—Of 2024 So Far: Movies, Music And Culture
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The Best—And Worst—Of 2024 So Far: Stocks, Crypto, AI
Halfway through 2024, Nvidia and other major AI darlings are having a great year, along with quirky meme cryptocurrencies like “dogwifhat”—but it’s a bumpier road for Boeing investors, remote workers and Elon Musk.
Defense Contractor Charged With Evading Tax On $350 Million In Personal Income
A just unsealed indictment charges Douglas Edelman and his French wife used secret offshore bank accounts in an elaborate tax evasion scheme. The case is the biggest brought by the J-5 group.
Philippine Billionaire Enrique Razon’s New $1 Billion Casino Draws Local Crowds
Billionaire Enrique Razon Jr has hit the jackpot with his new $1 billion casino expected to breakeven in the first year of operations as thousands visit the upmarket property.