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A hedge fund wunderkind is ready to take down Twitter's Jack Dorsey. Here's who the Silicon Valley CEO is up against.

Twitter is in the sights of the activist hedge fund Elliott Management and a top executive there with a track record for upending boards.
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A hedge fund wunderkind is ready to take down Twitter's Jack Dorsey. Here's who the Silicon Valley CEO is up against.

A hedge fund wunderkind is ready to take down Twitter's Jack Dorsey. Here's who the Silicon Valley CEO is up against.

Casey Sullivan,Bradley Saacks | Twitter is in the sights of the activist hedge fund Elliott Management and a top executive there with a track record for upending boards.

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An Ivy League professor who nailed the financial crisis says another 'colossal disaster' is on the way — and warns of a 50% market crash

An Ivy League professor who nailed the financial crisis says another 'colossal disaster' is on the way — and warns of a 50% market crash

Christopher Competiello | "50% is a monster," warned Dave Collum in reference to a vicious stock-market crash he sees brewing on the horizon.

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We got a look at billionaire investor Seth Klarman's super-rare book that sells for thousands. Here are the predictions he nailed, and where he missed.

We got a look at billionaire investor Seth Klarman's super-rare book that sells for thousands. Here are the predictions he nailed, and where he missed.

Bradley Saacks | The Baupost founder's book on investing called index funds a fad, but did make several prescient calls on mutual fund fees and Wall Street.

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A sneakerhead who has attended more than 20 Sneaker Cons reveals his top 6 secrets for making the most money at a resale event

A sneakerhead who has attended more than 20 Sneaker Cons reveals his top 6 secrets for making the most money at a resale event

Shoshy Ciment | Sneaker reseller Jeremiah Jiang makes about $2,500 in just a few days at a Sneaker Con. Here are his top 6 tips for how to do it.

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Everything you need to know about why developers love Swift, the Apple programming language that developers are using to build most new iPhone apps

Everything you need to know about why developers love Swift, the Apple programming language that developers are using to build most new iPhone apps

Rosalie Chan | Apple launched Swift at its Worldwide Developers Conference in 2014. Since then, it has been embraced by Uber, Airbnb, Lyft, and Square.

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Tesla stock declined 30% last week — that's proof that the company's legendary volatility isn't going anywhere, but it is a lot more expensive

Tesla stock declined 30% last week — that's proof that the company's legendary volatility isn't going anywhere, but it is a lot more expensive

Matthew DeBord | Tesla has never been priced as high as it is now. Even after a 20% bear correction, it's still over $700.

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One of Google's biggest critics is launching a paid new service that it hopes will bring about the 'absolute revival' of email, outside of Google's or Microsoft's control

One of Google's biggest critics is launching a paid new service that it hopes will bring about the 'absolute revival' of email, outside of Google's or Microsoft's control

Rosalie Chan | Basecamp CTO David Heinemeier Hansson says that email is broken, and its new service Hey is trying to fix it.

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JCPenney is taking a page out of Walmart's playbook as it rolls out curbside pickup

JCPenney is taking a page out of Walmart's playbook as it rolls out curbside pickup

Bethany Biron | JCPenney Style on the Go will be rolled out to 50 stores nationwide starting next week, after a pilot program tested well at its Texas concept store.

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Wall Street thinks Zoom, Slack and these 2 other companies could see their stock prices soar as the coronavirus means more people work remotely

Wall Street thinks Zoom, Slack and these 2 other companies could see their stock prices soar as the coronavirus means more people work remotely

Paayal Zaveri | As more people work remotely due to concerns over coronavirus, companies like Zoom, Slack, and Dropbox could see increased usage, analysts say.

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Billionaire Citadel founder Ken Griffin explains why he modeled his firm after Goldman Sachs' analyst program — and says future leaders can't expect a 9-to-5 lifestyle and a 'great weekend'

Billionaire Citadel founder Ken Griffin explains why he modeled his firm after Goldman Sachs' analyst program — and says future leaders can't expect a 9-to-5 lifestyle and a 'great weekend'

Bradley Saacks | The CEO of the $32 billion hedge fund said he is worried corporate America is not putting the same pressure on people right out of college.

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