'Burden of command': How a brutal recruiting mission broke some Marines leading the charge

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A captain standing behind marines.

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$33 billion Brevan Howard's two biggest funds lagged macro peers last year. Here are the returns.

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Brevan Howard CEO Aron Landry poses for a corporate portrait
Brevan Howard is now run by CEO Aron Landry, who succeeded the firm's billionaire founder, Alan Howard.

Brevan Howard

Larry Page is officially moving business out of California ahead of a proposed billionaire's tax

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Google cofounder Larry Page
Google cofounder Larry Page has cut his ties to California

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Prediction giant Kalshi is rolling out a new VIP program for power users

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Kalshi's CEO Tarek Mansour
Kalshi's CEO said their rivalry with Polymarket encourages them to push products and marketing harder.

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Venture funds don't often make their top lawyer a partner. Menlo Ventures just did.

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Deborah Carrillo smiles at the camera, standing with her arms folded across her chest.
Deborah Carrillo.

Menlo Ventures

Fake records and forged signatures: Marines say recruiting pressure fueled a culture of fraud

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A marine recruiter in a neighborhood.

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Recruiting new Marines can be so challenging in parts of the US that some recruiters have resorted to fraud to meet their monthly goals.

Alexa 'killed my fish': Tales from Amazon employee beta testers

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A goldfish bowl
A goldfish bowl

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Amazon allows visa workers stranded in India to work remotely — but there's a catch

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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy.
Amazon is pushing forward with its own brand of chips called Trainium.

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Read the letter celebrity lawyer Alex Spiro wrote to Gavin Newsom, warning that his clients will 'permanently relocate' if California wealth tax passes

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Alex Spiro and Gavin Newsom
Attorney Alex Spiro wrote to California Gov. Gavin Newsom saying several of his clients would relocate if a billionaire tax were implemented.

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Tudor founding partner Peter Borish backs a new hedge fund

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Rich Passer smiles against a gray backdrop
Rich Passer will begin trading at his new firm with $50 million in assets.

Mecox Capital Partners

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