As the coronavirus sweeps the globe, a cadre of elite restructuring and bankruptcy lawyers at top firms are in high demand.
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10 lawyers who navigated the biggest bankruptcies in history are set for a huge boom in business as the coronavirus fuels a restructuring surge

10 lawyers who navigated the biggest bankruptcies in history are set for a huge boom in business as the coronavirus fuels a restructuring surge

Casey Sullivan | As the coronavirus sweeps the globe, a cadre of elite restructuring and bankruptcy lawyers at top firms are in high demand.

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Publicis spent $30 million to build Marcel, an AI tool that was supposed to 'break the industry.' Instead, it's been hampered by confusion, ridicule, and delays

Publicis spent $30 million to build Marcel, an AI tool that was supposed to 'break the industry.' Instead, it's been hampered by confusion, ridicule, and delays

Patrick Coffee | The story of Marcel is a prominent example of how the ad industry has struggled to adapt to the digital revolution.

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The CEO of Slack explains how a recession would make it much harder for it to hire the people it needs to sustain its growth and take on Microsoft

The CEO of Slack explains how a recession would make it much harder for it to hire the people it needs to sustain its growth and take on Microsoft

Paayal Zaveri | Stewart Butterfield said Slack is still grappling with how hire more to support the business, while taking into account the current economic climate.

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9 business books picked by founders, CEOs, and industry leaders for people who don't want to go back to school to get an MBA

9 business books picked by founders, CEOs, and industry leaders for people who don't want to go back to school to get an MBA

Robin Madell | A business degree helps with networking and prestige, but these books cover almost everything else. These are some successful entrepreneurs' picks.

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A personal finance blogger left his day job just months before the coronavirus pandemic hit — here are 3 ways his family is setting up its finances and lifestyle to get through the crisis

A personal finance blogger left his day job just months before the coronavirus pandemic hit — here are 3 ways his family is setting up its finances and lifestyle to get through the crisis

Libertina Brandt | Andy Hill told Business Insider that his family is bulking up its emergency fund, following a daily routine, and still investing in the stock market.

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ZipRecruiter just laid off hundreds of employees, a sign that coronavirus will upend the recruiting industry

ZipRecruiter just laid off hundreds of employees, a sign that coronavirus will upend the recruiting industry

Allana Akhtar | The US added over 270,000 jobs in February. Within weeks, that swung to a new one-week record of 3.3 million jobless claims. Recruiters are affected.

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Macro hedge funds are soaring while quants and stock-pickers tank. Here are the biggest winners and losers.

Macro hedge funds are soaring while quants and stock-pickers tank. Here are the biggest winners and losers.

Bradley Saacks | Global stock markets sank in a turbulent March, but hedge-fund investors may have survived it if they trusted macro managers going into the selloff.

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Leaked Office Depot manual reveals that the store does not allow its workers to wear masks on the job

Leaked Office Depot manual reveals that the store does not allow its workers to wear masks on the job

Shoshy Ciment | Office Depot and OfficeMax employees are not permitted to wear masks at work. A manual says that this policy is in line with CDC recommendations.

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5 corporate-debt experts break down how the coronavirus crisis is ravaging cash-strapped firms — and share what they're buying to avoid risky 'zombie' companies

5 corporate-debt experts break down how the coronavirus crisis is ravaging cash-strapped firms — and share what they're buying to avoid risky 'zombie' companies

Akin Oyedele | Here's where to invest during the coronavirus-led recession, and how to avoid zombie companies that are running low on cash.

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Intel and other chipmakers may skip big layoffs because it might be cheaper to keep headcount high than to hire workers again later when demand returns, analyst says

Intel and other chipmakers may skip big layoffs because it might be cheaper to keep headcount high than to hire workers again later when demand returns, analyst says

Benjamin Pimentel | Big layoffs may be less likely in the chip industry where companies may fear the "penalty of missing a demand snapback."

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