Wednesday, May 13, 2020

WHAT'S NEXT: 200 leaders look into the future of business

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced companies, and their leaders, to innovate the way they do business and engage with employees, customers, and other stakeholders.
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WHAT'S NEXT: 200 leaders look into the future of business

WHAT'S NEXT: 200 leaders look into the future of business

Business Insider | The COVID-19 pandemic has forced companies, and their leaders, to innovate the way they do business and engage with employees, customers, and other stakeholders.

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The CEOs of Europe's biggest startups say COVID-19 will speed up the adoption of tech across everything from healthcare to banking

The CEOs of Europe's biggest startups say COVID-19 will speed up the adoption of tech across everything from healthcare to banking

Martin Coulter,Callum Burroughs,Shona Ghosh | The CEOs who run Europe's unicorns say everything has changed.

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17 things that make the perfect résumé

17 things that make the perfect résumé

Áine Cain,Shayanne Gal,Allana Akhtar | Amanda Augustine, career expert at Talent Inc., created a résumé example that will serve as a helpful guide to any jobseeker.

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20 books billionaire Warren Buffett thinks everyone should read

20 books billionaire Warren Buffett thinks everyone should read

Shana Lebowitz,Mr. Tatyana Bellamy Walker | In interviews and shareholder letters, legendary investor Warren Buffett reveals his top book recommendations.

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A Wall Street expert lays out how the stock market's 'downright terrifying' surge within this crisis may be laying the groundwork for another 32% crash

A Wall Street expert lays out how the stock market's 'downright terrifying' surge within this crisis may be laying the groundwork for another 32% crash

Akin Oyedele | The stock market's recent crash did not match the scale of economic calamity ahead, and even the rally has several red flags.

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As WeWork and its rivals stumble, 18 million square feet of space in NYC is at risk. Here's how that could intensify a real-estate market downturn.

As WeWork and its rivals stumble, 18 million square feet of space in NYC is at risk. Here's how that could intensify a real-estate market downturn.

Daniel Geiger | WeWork and peers were once New York's most voracious takers of space. Experts worry all the square footage could hurt an ailing market in a recession.

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Bank of America's summer internship will be entirely virtual. A talent exec runs through how the bank's 2,000 global interns will learn, network, and volunteer without stepping into an office.

Bank of America's summer internship will be entirely virtual. A talent exec runs through how the bank's 2,000 global interns will learn, network, and volunteer without stepping into an office.

Shannen Balogh | Bank of America is going fully virtual for its summer internships. It will offer a shorter six week program, but still pay for the original 10 weeks.

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Barstool Sports' CEO predicts how the pandemic will shape the future of sports media and explains why she's betting on TikTok and Instagram Live

Barstool Sports' CEO predicts how the pandemic will shape the future of sports media and explains why she's betting on TikTok and Instagram Live

Ashley Rodriguez | Barstool Sports CEO Erika Nardini thinks the explosion of platforms like TikTok and Instagram Live will be here to stay.

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Goldman Sachs will host its interns virtually this summer, joining the likes of Bank of America and Morgan Stanley who are running remote programs

Goldman Sachs will host its interns virtually this summer, joining the likes of Bank of America and Morgan Stanley who are running remote programs

Shannen Balogh | Interns are a key talent pipeline for banks' full-time hiring, and a large part of that recruiting involves the training and networking opportunities offered in the office.

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Amazon quietly lifted quantity restrictions on seller shipments to its warehouses, as the company's supply chain starts to regain momentum

Amazon quietly lifted quantity restrictions on seller shipments to its warehouses, as the company's supply chain starts to regain momentum

Eugene Kim | The move is the latest sign of improvement in Amazon's supply chain that faced severe lockdowns amid COVID-19.

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