UpFront
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Awaiting layoffs, WeWork employees demand dignity, say in severance
"We don't want to be defined by the scandals, the corruption, and the greed exhibited by the company's leadership," the group, which calls itself the WeWorkers Coalition, wrote. "We want to leave behind a legacy that represents the true character and intentions of WeWork employees."
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What's next for photo-editing app VSCO?
VSCO is a popular and sophisticated photo-editing app. What more can it be?
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Ranveer Inc(Ink): Can Gully Boy triumph in the music business?
The actor has launched an independent music label to promote raw hip-hop artistes in the country. Ranveer Singh's entrepreneurial tryst—much like the star himself—is quite unusual
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Business (Building 1000 restaurants in 24 months), Investing (Money is a mental game), Parenting (Stop trying to raise successful kids), and Music (The necessity of musical hallucinations)
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Former prisoners find new life, as YouTube stars
A handful of ex-convicts is building an audience on YouTube, and between showing viewers how to turn coffee grounds and water into makeshift jailhouse mascara, offering an empathic, first-person perspective on incarceration
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In Napa Valley, winemakers fight climate change on all fronts
Extreme summer heat, an untimely cold snap, wildfires and drought: Few wine regions have faced climate consequences as devastating as Napa Valley
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How to (gently) help your aging parents manage their money
Family conversations about money are rarely easy. Before the parental conversation, there needs to be a sibling conversation, easier in some families than others
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Disney's ambitious streaming plans take big bite out of profits
Some analysts expect Disney Plus to have 8 million subscribers by the end of the year and roughly 18 million by the end of 2020. Disney, no doubt wanting even more, has been running its marketing engines nonstop and offering discounts to people who enroll before the service goes live
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The world's fastest airlines: A definitive ranking
Want an airline that reliably gets you to your destination the fastest? Fly Hawaiian
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Gang star rap
Ranveer Singh's entrepreneurial story—it's not about sports or apparel—is uncommon
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Alphabet board investigates sexual misconduct accusations
The board's actions show how it is continuing to grapple with the fallout from the way it previously handled sexual harassment at Google, which it owns