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Bloomberg:- Big Money in Stock Market Is In Mad Dash to Get Out of Fed’s Way

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Big Money in Stock Market Is In Mad Dash to Get Out of Fed’s Way Link Despite a lot of confident predictions, nobody knows what will happen at the Federal Reserve Wednesday, never mind what the impact will be on markets. Professional investors aren’t waiting around to find out. Particularly among managers who premise strategies … Continue reading Bloomberg:- Big Money in Stock Market Is In Mad Dash to Get Out of Fed’s Way

MIT Sloan Management Review:- Toxic Culture Is Driving the Great Resignation

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Background Once again, via Google News came across a well-researched article. It is courtesy of MIT Sloan Management Review. It cites corporate culture as one of the main drivers of the economic trend known as the "Great Resignation". The article itself is almost two weeks old.   Relevancy In terms of relevancy, to me, it … Continue reading MIT Sloan Management Review:- Toxic Culture Is Driving the Great Resignation