Business
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Klook’s Global Ambitions: How an Asian Travel Giant is Courting the Western Gen Z Traveler
The genesis of Klook, now one of Asia’s most formidable travel platforms, can be traced back to a trip to…
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Treasury Unveils Donald Trump $1 Coin for America’s 250th Birthday, Sparking Legal and Political Backlash
The Treasury Department on Wednesday announced that the U.S. Mint is currently producing a new $1 coin featuring the likeness…
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The 0.04% Club: How Bending Spoons and Big Tech Are Turning Job Hunting Into a Statistical Impossibility
In the current labor market, the odds of landing a seat at a top-tier tech firm have shifted from difficult…
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The $50 Jersey Problem: Why Zohran Mamdani’s ‘Affordability’ Experiment Hit a Market Wall
In the high-stakes theater of New York City politics, few symbols have proven as potent—or as polarizing—as a piece of…
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U.S. Restores Iran Blockade as Airstrikes Escalate, Threatening Global Energy Arteries
The fragile detente between Washington and Tehran collapsed on Wednesday as the United States reimposed a naval blockade on Iran…
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The Greenback’s Enduring Dominance: Why Standard Chartered Sees a ‘Re-Dollarization’ Trend
For years, the narrative of “de-dollarization” has simmered in the background of global finance, fueled by geopolitical tensions and a…
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Beyond the Founder: FedEx CEO Raj Subramaniam Navigates a New Era of ‘Re-globalization’
“If you don’t like change, you’re going to hate extinction.” For Raj Subramaniam, the chief executive of FedEx, that isn’t…
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Richard Branson Rejects the ‘5 A.M. Club’ Narrative, Warning Against the Cult of the Early Riser
For decades, the morning routine of Richard Branson has been treated as a blueprint for the aspiring mogul. The 74-year-old…
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The Rise of the Heir: Why More American Businesses Are Now Inherited Rather Than Bought
For decades, the narrative of American business was defined by the self-made entrepreneur—the ambitious outsider buying up existing enterprises or…
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ACA Enrollment Sees Record 12% Drop as Pandemic-Era Subsidies Expire
The era of record-breaking expansion for the Affordable Care Act marketplaces has hit a sharp reversal. After years of subsidized…
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