How former White House Counsel Pat Cipollone could be the key to unlocking what Trump really knew about January 6

How former White House Counsel Pat Cipollone could be the key to unlocking what Trump really knew about January 6

The former White House Counsel Pat Cipollone is expected to testify before the Jan. 6 Committee. His testimony could bolster a criminal case against Trump, legal experts say.

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A top-4% fund manager is keeping nearly half his portfolio in cash because he thinks there's more weakness ahead for stocks and the economy. Here's what it will take for him to change his mind and be bullish again.

Jeff Muhlenkamp, who has beaten 96% of peers this year, has about half of his portfolio in cash. Here are the risks he sees and when he plans to buy.

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Less me-space, more we-space: How a future-of-work architect advises companies to redesign their work environments to get employees back to the office

Redesigning offices to have more natural light and be more conducive to collaboration are key to luring employees back to in-person work.

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Read the 33-page pitch deck that career coaching startup Skye used to raise $1.6 million

Skye, a platform to find executive and life coaches, raised a $1.6 million pre-seed round in January. Read the 33-page pitch deck the founders used.

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The exec HSBC suspended over climate change 'hyperbole' comments has resigned, says he's planning 'arguably the greatest sustainable investment idea ever conceived'

Stuart Kirk, the bank's former responsible investments head, said on LinkedIn on Thursday that he has resigned following a speech he made in May.

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A portfolio manager for acclaimed Scottish firm Baillie Gifford told us the high-conviction positions he's doubling down on as tech stocks plunge — and why his $590 million fund has barely tweaked its strategy

Robert Wilson of Baillie Gifford told Insider what positions he's been building up during the market meltdown and why he isn't changing course.

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JPMorgan Chase staffers complain of being 'watched' all the time as the bank seems to be growing more secretive with its employee-tracking systems

JPMorgan is trying to squash talk about its internal employee tracking systems after a report from Insider left staffers feeling "betrayed."

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JPMorgan has become even more secretive about the powerful system it uses to track workers' activities following an Insider report detailing staffers' complaints. Inside the emergency 'fire drill' meeting execs held to cut off access and stem leaks.

JPMorgan's monitoring of its employees has led to tensions with workers and leaks to the press. The bank is responding by becoming more opaque, insiders say.

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Cambridge Associates' Joe Marenda helps the world's top institutions invest in digital assets. He's warning a shake-up could be on the horizon for crypto VC but not a slowdown, thanks to investors having 'enormous amounts of dry powder.'

"There is an enormous amount of dry powder that is uncommitted and that's different from the prior cycle," said Joe Marenda.

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These 37 stocks have some of the most stable earnings in the market and will be a magnet for investors' cash amid the economic slowdown, Morgan Stanley says

Morgan Stanley says the economic "slowdown is even worse than we expected," and that stocks with stable earnings will outperform.

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