Matthew Boyle
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Apple Returns to List of Top US Employers as Other Tech Firms Lose Appeal
Glassdoor’s annual list of the best places to work saw more traditional firms like retailers and banks capturing spots.
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Apple Returns to List of Top US Employers as Other Tech Firms Lose Appeal
Glassdoor’s annual list of the best places to work saw more traditional firms like retailers and banks capturing spots.
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Walmart's Flipkart Acquisition Gets Rude Welcome From Market
The Walmart deal values Flipkart at about $20.8 billion and marks a blow against Amazon as the battle for e-commerce supremacy goes global
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How Walmart Decided To Oust Flipkart's Binny Bansal, A Tech Icon
Binny Bansal was stunned that Walmart, Flipkart's new owner, was probing an old affair. An investigation found no evidence of wrongdoing.
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This Is The New Favorite Buzzword In The Corporate World
As corporate executives grapple with the pandemic, rising inflation and stubborn labor shortages, they all can agree on one thing: Its been quite a journey.
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Amid Drama Over Flipkart's Binny Bansal, Walmart Investors Await Results
The news was embarrassing for Walmart given the $16 billion bet the company has placed on this money-losing business, but shareholders largely shrugged it off, as the stock fell less than 1 per cent on a day broader markets also declined.
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Challenging Situation For Binny Bansal, Said Flipkart Internal Note
Binny Bansal, 37, stepped down immediately following an independent probe into the allegations, which the executive denies, Walmart said. The U.S. retail giant completed its $16 billion purchase of the company in August in a deal that lifted Bansal's net worth to $1 billion.
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"Consensual Affair," Found Probe Against Flipkart's Binny Bansal: Report
Binny Bansal, Flipkart CEO and co-founder, resigned after an investigation into allegations of sexual assault, dealing a blow to owner Walmart Inc.'s ambitions in the country. Mr Bansal, 37, stepped down immediately following an independent probe into the allegations, which the executive denies, Walmart said.
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Science Has An Answer For Why People Still Wave On Zoom
Like the Zoom mullet and Zoom fatigue, waving at the end of videoconferences is likely here to stay.
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Israeli Firms Are Coping With Worker Shortages, Missed Deadlines
Business leaders in the region are trying to keep operations going while offering emotional and other support to workers as the crisis escalates.
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MBAs Are Spurning McKinsey To Buy Small Companies
Entrepreneurship through acquisition, or ETA, is seeing a surge of interest among B-school grads.
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Return-to-Office Is a $1.3 Trillion Problem Few Have Figured Out
Asian workers are coming back, European nations are adopting new policies and US employers are fending for themselves.
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Return-to-Office Is a $1.3 Trillion Problem Few Have Figured Out
Asian workers are coming back, European nations are adopting new policies and US employers are fending for themselves.
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Flexible Work Will Survive Despite Gloomy Signals From WeWork And Zoom
Recent headlines won’t halt the long march toward a more accommodating workplace.
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Flexible Work Will Survive Despite Gloomy Signals From WeWork And Zoom
Recent headlines won’t halt the long march toward a more accommodating workplace.
