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How a Secretive Family Stash Could Help Pay One of the World's Biggest Tax Bills
Supply chain slowdown hits at key pillars of economy and will likely get worse: Dan Yergin
Supply chain slowdown hits at key pillars of economy and will likely get worse: Dan Yergin
Pressures on global supply chains are increasing and disruptions are likely to only get worse as summer approaches and the economy booms.
Supply chain slowdown hits at key pillars of economy and will likely get worse: Dan Yergin
There is a surge in new job openings, but why isn't there a surge in job candidates?
There is a surge in new job openings, but why isn't there a surge in job candidates?
More employers are actively recruiting job candidates, even for low- and middle-level white collar jobs as fewer answer ads during COVID crisis.
There is a surge in new job openings, but why isn't there a surge in job candidates?
Downtown Colorado Springs Seeing Signs Of Economic Recovery After A Tough Year, New Report Says
Downtown Colorado Springs Seeing Signs Of Economic Recovery After A Tough Year, New Report Says
Restaurants and bars in Colorado Springs saw a 35 percent drop in sales last year during the pandemic, but there now are small signs of an economy in recovery according to an annual report released Wednesday by the Downtown Partnership.
Downtown Colorado Springs Seeing Signs Of Economic Recovery After A Tough Year, New Report Says
Between Sales and Product: Building Out Self-Serve at Notion & Dropbox
Between Sales and Product: Building Out Self-Serve at Notion & Dropbox
Kate Taylor spent 8 years at Dropbox leading their SMB revenue and scaled sales operation) and is now the Head of Customer Experience at Notion. Here, she shares actionable tactics on getting product-led growth, self-serve and customer service right — from how to build a tighter product feedback loop, to lessons from pricing and packaging experiments.
Between Sales and Product: Building Out Self-Serve at Notion & Dropbox
C.E.O. Pay Remains Stratospheric, Even at Companies Battered by Pandemic
California recall has enough signatures to make ballot
California recall has enough signatures to make ballot
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Organizers of the recall effort against California Gov. Gavin Newsom collected enough valid signatures to qualify for the ballot, state election officials said Monday, likely triggering just the second such election in state history. “The people of California have done what the politicians thought would be impossible," said Orrin Heatlie, the retired county sheriff's sergeant who launched the recall effort last year. “Our work is just beginning. Now the real campaign is about to commence." Heatlie spearheaded the signature collection effort that began last June and then picked up momentum in the fall as frustration grew over Newsom's coronavirus-related actions. The California secretary of state's office said more than 1.6 million signatures had been deemed valid as of Monday, about 100,000 more than required.
California recall has enough signatures to make ballot