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WorkWorkElon Musk has reportedly lined up a new Twitter CEO, shared ideas for monetizing tweets Elon Musk has lined up a new CEO for Twitter and told banks that agreed to help fund his $44 billion acquisition offer about his plans to monetize tweets, according to a new report from Reuters. A source told Reuters that Musk has decided on who he plans to appoint as the new chief executive of Twitter, but the source didn't name the person. Twitter's current CEO Parag Agrawal, who took the role after Jack Dorsey stepped down in November, is expected to remain as CEO until the deal is completed. � | � |  | WorkWorkAmericans are tipping less in the wake of tipping fatigue Service tips spiked at the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic. Two years later, the service economy is witnessing a drop in tips. CNN's Tom Foreman explores a Washington DC pizzeria affected by tipping fatigue and a general confusion surrounding the shifting tip culture. | � | | WorkWorkWhat to Do If Your Job Compromises Your Morals Moral injury occurs across occupations and is a trauma response to witnessing or participating in workplace behaviors that contradict ones moral beliefs in high-stakes situations. While the ultimate responsibility for preventing moral injury rests on organizational decision makers, individual employees are often forced to deal with the consequences on their own. The authors advice, prompted by readers responses to their recent article, is directed to those who must take care of themselves while their employers put them into situations of moral harm. If your conscience has been wounded, even by your own hand, they offer six ways for you to begin your process of restoration.
� WorkWork | � | | WorkWork | � | | WorkWork | � | | WorkWorkOpinion: American Islam gets this beautiful thing right | CNN A joyful holiday comes at many different times for Muslims, especially in America, and that's genuinely beautiful, writes Haroon Moghul, who sees in the variations of the celebration times of Eid al-Fitr an embodiment of the kind of flexibility, egalitarianism and nuance Islam and the world at large need if we're going to thrive in the future that accelerates towards us. | � | | WorkHow to do Berlin on a budget Many of Berlin's attractions are free, or cost very little, so you can enjoy Germany's vibrant capital even on a tight budget. Work8 Ways to Foster a Positive Workplace Culture It is easy to identify those companies that have an amazingworkplace culture. Theyve created environments that allow their teams to be focused, driven and innovative. Conversely, you wont struggle to find those organizations that dont have a positive culture. They often have high staff turnover, toxic leadership, and gossip and rumor run rampant. But how [] | � | | WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkAnthropic's quest for better, more explainable AI attracts $580M Less than a year ago, Anthropic was founded by former OpenAI VP of research Dario Amodei, intending to perform research in the public interest on making AI more reliable and explainable. Its $124 million in funding was surprising then, but nothing could have prepared us for the company raising $580 WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkBank of America's Hartnett Sees 'Pain and Exit' If S&P 500 Dips Below 4,000 (Bloomberg) -- A drop below 4,000 index points for the S&P 500 will be a tipping point, which could potentially trigger a mass exodus from equities, according to Bank of America Corp. strategists. Most Read from BloombergBiden Eyes Student-Loan Forgiveness Starting at $10,000China Calls Russia Relationship a New Model for the WorldElon Musk Offloads $4 Billion of Tesla Shares, Pledges No More SalesUkraine Latest: Germany Says Wont Block a Russian Oil EmbargoAlarmed by Russias Invasion, Eur |
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