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Google co-founder Sergey Brin told his financial advisers to sell his investments in Elon Musk's companies after Musk had an affair with his wife https://t.co/qRYdjh8Ulg

Sergey Brin instructed his advisers to sell his personal investments in Elon Musk’s companies after learning that he had a brief affair with the Google co-founder's wife, according to the Wall Street Journal https://t.co/hh33zTCfMQ

When employees are high performers or have tight relationships with their bosses, they're more likely to avoid consequences if they mistreat colleagues. https://t.co/X3roK1EqA3

Just published: front page of the Financial Times international edition Monday July 25 https://t.co/tz6kY4SbkS https://t.co/ckGspXncdb

Teenage girls shoplifting from our store every day

My family owns a very small jewelry store in a vacation beach town. This summer, almost every day teenage girls (middle school to high school age) are attempting to shoplift. It’s new girls every day. We have cameras in every corner of our tiny 20’x20’ store, but that doesn’t deter them. Some are caught in the act, some are submitted to the police on video, and few have been caught by the police. We keep the most valuable jewelry in cases, but we cant keep everything in a case. Is there anything else we can do to deter them? The insane frequency feels like we are named on some website as an easy target. I thought it may be tiktok, but I couldn’t find anything. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Labour seeks to cash in on Tory infighting with business charm offensive https://t.co/UYg1Sg8AGL

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen expressed confidence in the Fed’s fight against inflation and said she doesn’t see any sign that the US economy is in a broad recession https://t.co/sr1g8Iz5EI

We speak to Elon Musk's mother about raising successful children while also establishing her own career https://t.co/MqUUFWyvAk

A restaurant for Gym Bros

It would have a bulking/cutting menu, high protein food options, pre-made meals, supplements and clothing. Could even offer things like creatine water too.

Have emojis ever got you in trouble at work? 🤭🤯👀 71% of US workers say messages without them are incomplete in meaning, according to a global survey by Slack and Duolingo. Many also say it makes communication more efficient: “They really can enable us to clarify emotional intent,” says Keith Broni, editor-in-chief of Emojipedia. But the increase in hybrid working and cross-border collaboration also means potential misinterpretation is rife, with 58% of respondents saying they didn’t realize specific emoji have different meanings. Take 🙂, officially named the “slightly smiling face,” a symbol generally associated with happiness and positivity. But one in five people in the US and Singapore use it to show exasperation — in Japan, just one in 20 employees would pick up on that more subtle, subversive meaning. Tap the link in bio for the full story.

Our mindset is malleable — just like a muscle at the gym, we can work on it to strengthen it. https://t.co/hfRDRdjS5n

Bear Market: ‘Don’t be fooled’ by short rallies’, says strategist https://t.co/GGojEIgLvi by @RebeccaChenP https://t.co/cJEAuAZiGM

Just published: front page of the Financial Times UK edition Monday July 25 https://t.co/wbZXJioe2X https://t.co/mVsaScCtmS

Bond market veteran Bob Michele predicts a 75% chance of a US recession over the next 18 months, but thinks it’s already priced in https://t.co/gUnhp38I4y

Looking for a yacht rental? This company is an AirBnb for yachts https://t.co/aFeH1Mkl5s