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WorkWorkWorkWork WorkWorkWorkWhy European founders are winning (and it's not about working less) Founders: land your investor and sharpen your pitch. Investors: discover your next breakout startup. Innovators: claim a front-row seat to the future. Join 10,000+ tech leaders at the epicenter of innovation. Register now and save up to $668.Regular Bird rates end September 26 WorkOne Battle After Another review: Leonardo DiCaprio stars in a 'dazzler' of a comedy-action-drama Salman Rushdie, reviewing Pynchon's Vineland 35 years ago, called it "a major political novel about what America has been doing to itself." And at a Q&A with Anderson several weeks ago, Steven Spielberg praised the film as "increasingly more relevant than perhaps even when you finished the screenplay". American society, in all its strengths and missteps, has been a major theme for both Pynchon and Anderson, and it grounds Anderson's dazzler of a film, giving it an emphatic, unmistakable political charge. WorkWorkWorkWorkWhy you should own (some) gold - WSJ Here are some good reasons not to invest in gold. First, it earns no dividends or interest. Second, you can't live in it, like real estate. Third, it has doubled in the last few years, so forget about buying at the bottom. WorkWorkWorkWork WorkHow Reducing Earnings Reporting Could Disrupt Careers The debate over quarterly earnings usually centers on companies and investors -- but any disruption to the status quo could rattle an ecosystem full of white-collar workers plying their trade as lawyers, communications pros, and data providers. WorkWorkHow the EU's far right has seized on Charlie Kirk's killing Because "it is not respect for the dead they demand; it's the right to insult and hate the living who do not resemble them ⦠It is not freedom of speech they defend, it is the normalisation of their extremism. In America, as in Europe." WorkWhy the US is cutting interest rates At the news conference following the announcement, Powell emphasised that the unemployment rate remained low, at 4.3%, while acknowledging unusual disagreement among members about what to do next. WorkWorkWorkAmid industry headwinds, Biogen breaks ground on new headquarters “We are surrounded by global beacons of progress and ingenuity — companies that led us out of the pandemic, scientists who are cracking the code on diseases like Alzheimer’s and cancer, and startups destined to unlock answers just waiting to be discovered,” said president and CEO Christopher A. Viehbacher. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWest coast states band together to issue vaccine guidelines after CDC and HHS purge Although Trump officials have claimed that any adult who wants a Covid-19 vaccine will still be able to get one regardless of the federal guidelines, experts say this is “misleading”, and that federal guidelines profoundly shape how insurance companies reimburse the cost of vaccines and how pharmacies provide them, potentially creating serious practical and financial hurdles for Americans who still want to be vaccinated. WorkWorkWorkSara Carter, former Fox News journalist, defends qualifications to serve as 'drug czar' “You want to take on [the drug crisis] for America, and you don’t have a background in this other than an interest for the subject,” Durbin said. “To entrust you with that responsibility when we’re cutting the budget for the HIDTA grants by 34% really gives a lot of us pause. I’m not sure why you were chosen: You’re articulate, but that doesn’t mean you’re expert enough to manage this job.” WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkFlorida puts man to death in state record 12th execution this year Before Pittman, 30 people have been executed in the US in 2025, with Florida leading the way behind the flurry of death warrants signed by DeSantis. The last execution in Florida was the 28 August lethal injection of 59-year-old Curtis Windom, convicted of the 1992 murders of his girlfriend, her mother and another man. WorkWhat former CDC officials will say at today's Senate hearing O. Rose Broderick reports on the health policies and technologies that govern people with disabilities’ lives. Before coming to STAT, she worked at WNYC’s Radiolab and Scientific American, and her story debunking a bogus theory about transgender kids was nominated for a 2024 GLAAD Media Award. You can reach Rose on Signal at rosebroderick.11. 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