Hedge funds are spending fortunes to win the talent war. It's changing the industry in the process.

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What job seekers and employers need to learn about AI and hiring, according to Indeed's top marketer

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Indeed's chief marketing officer James Whitemore, speaking at the company's 2025 Future Works event

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Warren Buffett's deputy goes to JPMorgan: What close watchers say about Jamie Dimon hiring Todd Combs

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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon (left) and Todd Combs.
Todd Combs (right) is leaving Berkshire Hathaway to work for JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon (left).

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How a 24-year-old Stanford Ph.D. dropout lured some of Meta's brightest minds to join her AI math startup

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Axiom Math founder Carina Hong.

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The question managers should ask to see whether to 'take action' on an employee, according to a former Stripe HR leader

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HR pro Rachel Lockett said that "engaging in the hard conversation" about employee performance can "lead you to the clarity that you need to take action."

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Barry Diller likes to give younger workers 'more responsibility than they qualify for' to see who succeeds

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Barry Diller said that "pretty good people" come out of a sink-or-swim environment for young talent.

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In the competitive world of pharma, companies need to focus on worker well-being to retain top talent, says Ferring's HR exec

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Purvi Tailor.

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There's a double-edged sword high performers face at work, and it's costing employers their talent

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Good feedback is vital for retaining top performers, though they are the ones who aren't getting it (stock image).

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Meta is suing a former exec it claims took a trove of 'highly sensitive' documents just before joining an AI startup

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Meta is suing a former employee who joined an AI startup.

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It seems some tech leaders are coming back to San Francisco

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The AI boom could boost demand for office space in San Francisco.

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