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In 2023, we’ll double the number of black women Fortune 500 CEOs from two to four, and a number of high-profile organizations in civil society and…
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In 2023, workers will temporarily lose some recently-gained leverage to their employers
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Fewer workers will rely solely on one employer, who doesn’t really care about them.
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Cheap stocks, overstaffed companies, and a focus on cost-cutting will drive record high investor activism in the tech sector.
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Investors in private companies, notably startups, will take more board seats and take them earlier
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A historically large number of private companies, poor and outdated governance structures, and the first prolonged recession in more than a decade will…
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Shouldn’t we want to communicate more effectively with more people?
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December 2022

The best, and inevitable, course of action is to reimagine and rezone much of the excess office space for residential use.
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He was forced to buy an asset that he didn’t want. He overpaid by $20 billion, and he’s managing it as if he wants it to fail.
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Money bail, whether $2,500 or $250 million, is one of the most insidious features of the U.S. criminal justice system.
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The combination of tight labor markets, hollow office mandates, and market pressure toward the long-run occupancy equilibrium will advance remote work…
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The U.S. Congress is starting to believe that it is untenable for TikTok to continue operating in the U.S. under Chinese ownership
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