Between the Trump Administration declaring private accounts a red flag for foreign students and prospective employers using AI to find fake applicants, the old rules are becoming obsolete.
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http://www.forbes.com
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Employees at Forbes
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Josh Wolfe
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John Chisholm
CEO, John Chisholm Ventures; Serial Entrepreneur & Angel Investor; Trustee, Santa Fe Institute; Former trustee, MIT
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Toby Shapshak
TED Global | Forbes contributor | Business Day columnist | Stuff editor-in-chief
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William Arruda
Motivational Speaker and Virtual Keynote Speaker, Bestselling Author, Personal Branding Pioneer, CEO (Chief Encouragement Officer) at Reach…
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Stationed in Scotland for the last several days, Donald Trump camped out in the sorts of destinations he likes best—his own businesses. He examined Trump Turnberry’s grounds alongside the U.S. ambassador, touted its ballroom in front of the European Commission’s president and, on Tuesday morning, unveiled a second golf course at his property in Aberdeenshire with his sons Eric and Don Jr. No modern president has blended private business and public duties quite like Trump. Having sold his Washington, D.C. hotel in 2022, the president returned to office with no property in the nation’s capital. That has not stopped him from personally tending to his assets. He went to one of his clubs 16 of his first 17 weekends, and he has now spent time at his businesses on 75 of his first 190 days back in office, according to a Forbes analysis, traveling to Florida, New Jersey, Virginia, Nevada and, of course, Scotland. Here, Forbes tracks the trips, circling each day that Trump visited one of his properties: https://trib.al/OVf0xSB (Photo: Jacquelyn Martin via Associated Press)
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After signing a new $1.5 billion deal with Paramount, South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone are part of Hollywood’s most elite club. (Photo: Jon Kopaloff/Paramount Plus via Getty Images) https://trib.al/sSLrMCw
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If small business is the beating heart of the American’s $30 trillion economy then it might be surprising to find out that the lifeblood it counts in the form of funding via loans, comes not from Wall Street’s mega-banks like JPMorgan, Wells Fargo and Bank of America, but from a tiny branchless bank in Wilmington North Carolina, just seven miles from Michael Jordan's boyhood home. Read more: https://trib.al/2SEzAY9 (Photo: Shawn Hubbard for Forbes)
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For the past 10 years, Forbes has ranked America’s Best Employers—tracking companies and organizations as they’ve navigated an era of lightning-speed technological innovation, economic and geopolitical instability, a global pandemic that prompted drastic changes in how and where we do business, and cultural and generational shifts that have amalgamated the composition of the country’s adult workforce. Read more: https://trib.al/JSDVequ
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Many professionals reach a point where their ambition, pace or complexity outgrows the rhythm of their immediate team. Here are four ways to recognize the moment and move through it with clarity. https://trib.al/Q5ZgTdK
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Between the Trump Administration declaring private accounts a red flag for foreign students and prospective employers using AI to find fake applicants, the old rules are becoming obsolete. Read more: https://trib.al/tILZWDA (Illustration: Samantha Lee for Forbes)
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Remote work is far from dead. Regardless of your career goals or specialism, you’ll be sure to find a wide scope for opportunity here: https://trib.al/Qj18SXy
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