Amy Lamare Bumble founder Whitney Wolfe Herd swiped "left" on Tinder, and ended up a billionaire They say revenge is the best medicine. Wolfe Herd got her fill after leaving her former job and launching a dating site where women called the shots.
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Investors are getting back to the land — U.S. farmland, that is Climate change and population growth are making U.S. agricultural land a hot commodity. Is that a good thing? Sam Klebanov 6.27.22 1:56 PM
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Shein's controversial rise into a $100 billion fast fashion juggernaut A host of scandals has done little to slow Shein’s rise to the pinnacle of the fast fashion world as consumers snap up its affordable clothes. Amy Lamare 4.29.22 4:53 PM
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Skolkovo: The story of Russia’s failed attempt to build its own Silicon Valley Russia learned the hard way that corruption and authoritarianism aren’t conducive to a thriving tech ecosystem. Sam Klebanov 4.27.22 8:59 PM