A sanctioned billionaire sold his family's stake in the digital bank he founded to Russia's richest person

Oleg Tinkov sold the 35% stake in Tinkoff Bank which is distancing itself from its founder after he criticized Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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A sanctioned billionaire sold his family's stake in the digital bank he founded to Russia's richest person

A sanctioned billionaire sold his family's stake in the digital bank he founded to Russia's richest person

Oleg Tinkov sold the 35% stake in Tinkoff Bank which is distancing itself from its founder after he criticized Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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Americans' wages rose the most on record during the first quarter as inflation hit 41-year highs

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How 4 tech workers capitalized on the Great Resignation and scored higher salaries by jumping companies, with one doubling their pay to $400,000
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How 4 tech workers capitalized on the Great Resignation and scored higher salaries by jumping companies, with one doubling their pay to $400,000

With companies holding bigger budgets for new hires than raises, employees are finding that switching companies is the best way to score better pay.

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Jefferies: A recession won't happen immediately. A chief economist shares 37 stocks poised for gains in a market where investors are being too defensive.
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Jefferies: A recession won't happen immediately. A chief economist shares 37 stocks poised for gains in a market where investors are being too defensive.

As households and corporations brim with more cash than ever, Jefferies' chief economist doesn't foresee a recession until 2024 at the earliest.

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Virtual assistants are small-business owners' answer to the labor shortage
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Virtual assistants are small-business owners' answer to the labor shortage

Hiring virtual assistants and contract workers can keep businesses nimble without costing them money for full-time salaries or benefits.

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Startups are rushing to clean up bitcoin's carbon footprint. This founder thinks the market for renewable crypto mining is just heating up.
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Startups are rushing to clean up bitcoin's carbon footprint. This founder thinks the market for renewable crypto mining is just heating up.

The Swiss startup Cowa relies predominantly on hydro power to mine bitcoin but may also look toward wind power.

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