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Work-life balance is dead. Whole-life balance is what we need.
The truth is that employees have always decided what they bring to the table, and it's an organization’s responsibility to provide them with the value they desire.The Hill - Politics -
Caitlin Clark, Fever preseason live updates: Indiana hosts Atlanta Dream as No. 1 pick plays her first home game
The No. 1 pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft is set for her preseason finale tonight.Yahoo Sports - Sports -
Bavarian leader Söder finds common ground with Italy's Meloni
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Mock coffins fill a square in Milan in a protest over workplace safety in Italy
Mock coffins have filled one of Milan’s most famous squares in a protest organized by Italy’s second-largest union to raise awareness over workplace deathsABC News - World -
Mock coffins fill a square in Milan in a protest over workplace safety in Italy
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Italy mulls delivery of another SAMP/T system to Ukraine, says source
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Sun, sea and delcious food: 10 wonderful agriturismos in Italy
From a family farm where you can help yourself to lemons and oranges in the orchard to an old shepherd’s house with views of the sea. You can’t beat an agriturismo. Rural locations, owners whose main job is farming, plus food and drink produced on ...The Guardian - World -
Jaguars set to announce 'Stadium of the Future,' which will include massive renovations to EverBank Stadium
The Jaguars are significantly changing EverBank Stadium in a massive renovationCBS Sports - Sports -
Manchester City spent big on Josko Gvardiol. He’s been worth every penny
Some players need a season to acclimatise to Pep Guardiola’s style and the Premier League’s intensity. Not Gvardiol . By Ben McAleer for WhoScored. Football fans and pundits often use transfer fees as a stick with which to beat players. The higher ...The Guardian - World -
Apple spent $645 billion on buybacks in a decade. These companies were even more effective.
An analysis of the S&P 500 shows that large reductions in share counts over the long term are correlated with good performance for stocks.MarketWatch - Business - Apple
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