• Morgan Stanley plans US$1.3 billion tower for Dallas expansion

    The project extends the Texas city’s rise as a financial centre as Wall Street steps up efforts to lure talent in locations outside New YorkPublished Tue, Jun 23, 2026 · 12:21 PM[NEW YORK] Morgan Stanley is weighing a US$1.3 billion office tower in Dallas, the latest Wall Street giant to bet on Texas as a financial hub.The New York-based bank would consolidate several businesses that have been growing in different parts of the city into a 709,000-square-foot skyscraper at 2401 McKinney Avenue, according to city documents.The property, less than a mile from the US$500 million campus rival Goldman Sachs Group…

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  • Brian Foshee on Why Participation Is the Most Undervalued Leadership Lever in Modern Organizations

    Across industries, organizations face persistent challenges that affect performance and culture. Research shows employee disengagement remains a global concern, linked to reduced productivity, weak collaboration, and breakdowns in communication. Collaboration often feels fragmented, while silos continue to shape how teams operate. In response, organizations often rely on meetings, presentations, and…

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  • Don’t let RFK Jr distract from the big health threat: Sugar

    It’s not the food dye in Froot Loops that Americans should fear; it’s the more than 66 pounds of sugar they consume a year ARE there “toxic chemicals” in food killing Americans? That fear is getting lots of attention thanks to Robert F Kennedy Jr, president-elect Donald Trump’s pick to…

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  • Stocks Drop As U.S. And Iran Trade New Strikes In The Middle East

    Stocks fell on Wednesday as the U.S. and Iran traded fresh strikes and the end of the war remains out of sight. The S&P 500 dropped 0.74% while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite fell further, recording a 0.89% decline. Oil, in turn, rose following the developments. Brent crude, the international benchmark,…

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  • CEOs Lose Confidence In Economy As Head Winds Drag On: Report

    Chief executives at some of the world’s largest companies are growing more pessimistic about the economy as the war with Iran rages on and consumer confidence continues to fall. CEO confidence fell sharply in the second quarter, dropping 12 points to 47, according to a survey from The Conference Board…

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  • Upset Taylor Swift says she was told Ticketmaster could handle demand

    POP superstar Taylor Swift said on Friday it was “excruciating” for her to watch fans struggle to secure tickets for her upcoming U.S. tour after she had been assured that Ticketmaster could handle large demand. The New York Times reported that the US Justice Department was investigating whether Ticketmaster parent…

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