I run a $38 billion software company. In 10 years, CEOs who don't understand data and AI won't be eligible for the top job in any industry.

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Tech execs are buying $150,000 red-light therapy beds and $70,000 hyperbaric chambers for their wellness quests

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A respondent in The Information's survey said they bought a NovoThor red-light therapy bed that costs about $100,000.

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Airline CEO works as a flight attendant and discovers how challenging it is to be 'attentive and charming' to passengers on a night flight

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A Lufthansa Airbus A340.

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The CEO of Verge Genomics shares how she's overcome gender and age biases in biotech by showing people 'there can be a new way of doing things'

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Alice Zhang is CEO and cofounder of Verge Genomics
Alice Zhang is CEO and cofounder of Verge Genomics

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Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian says the most successful CEOs regret not spending more time with their kids

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Alexis Ohanian and Serena Williams have a 5-year-old daughter together.

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The CEO of Rewind AI publicly shared his performance reviews. Some criticized his communication while others praised his leadership.

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Dan Siroker, CEO of Rewind AI.

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CEOs made 272 times more than their workers in 2022, earning nearly $17 million on average

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Writers are pulling out all the stops for the WGA strike.

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Companies are paying up to $100,000 for extreme leadership training that has employees playing military games and pretending they are Tom Cruise in 'Top Gun'

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New leadership and team-building workshops have executives trying their hand at military aviation and NASCAR simulations.

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Why CEOs are changing directions faster than ever

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Just call them the "pivoters in chief."

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10 Things in Tech: AI-generated Drake songs, discounted startups, and Amazon’s upgraded Alexa

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What do you prioritize in a job? I'm Diamond Naga Siu, and in this turbulent economy, I definitely want stability over most other things.

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