Short-seller Jim Chanos warns of 2021-style market mania — and says Elon Musk should get his mammoth pay package

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Jim Chanos and Elon Musk.

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Gen Z to older workers: We're just like you

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Gen Z workers want many of the same things as their older counterparts.

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Nvidia gave CEO Jensen Huang a 60% pay hike to $34 million last year

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Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia.

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A product manager who worked at Meta and Google reveals which company is best for work-life balance

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A product manage described the differences between working at Google and Meta based on his time at both companies.

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A woman who suffered a brain injury after a fall lost out on $750,000 compensation after a judge branded her 'dishonest'

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A man walks his dog on Aberavon beach near Port Talbot in Wales

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Tech workers reported feeling increasingly dissatisfied with their salaries. Layoffs may be fueling the frustration.

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35% of tech workers reported feeling "something" or "very" dissatisfied with their salaries last year, and layoffs across the sector may be to blame.

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Jamie Dimon gets $36 million in compensation after historic year for JPMorgan

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Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase

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To make the most money working in tech, live in San Francisco

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San Francisco.

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BP ex-CEO loses $40 million over relationships with colleagues

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BP ex-CEO Bernard Looney will give up more than $40 million in compensation, the company said.

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20-somethings who speak their minds at work are the new normal and it's changing the office forever

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Sam Ghelli, 23, was ready to quit her previous job when her manager made an impassioned plea.

"He was like, 'How much do I have to increase your salary to make you stay? I want you to stay here,'" Ghelli said.

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