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In this edition we take a look at what happens when personality trumps skill in the job market, the imposter syndrome some bosses feel about AI and what the sweet spot for hybrid work is at the best-managed companies. Subscribe here: https://lnkd.in/eWAVGtix

Heard on the Street: New cruise ships don’t exactly go up overnight. That makes Disney’s timing all the more fortuitous.

The Supreme Court sidestepped a ruling on the validity of laws in Texas and Florida that sought to regulate how tech platforms moderate content.

Simone Biles heads up a team of four Tokyo Olympians and a 16-year-old newcomer after injuries punched massive holes in the potential roster for the Summer Games in Paris.

Meta has become second company to be charged under the EU’s new digital-competition law.

The war in Ukraine is settling in for a brutal season during which thousands will likely die on both sides but neither appears poised to muster a decisive breakthrough.

The Supreme Court ruled former presidents retain significant immunity from prosecution for acts taken while in office, complicating efforts to prosecute Donald Trump.

McDonald’s, Burger King and Denny’s are using promotions such as $5 meal bundles to win back diners.

In this year’s bull market, there are artificial-intelligence plays like Nvidia—and then there’s everything else.

Our 20s and 30s are busy years, full of change. Mine had one constant: a goldendoodle named Franny. I miss the dog who watched me build my life, writes Rachel Feintzeig.