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Weekend Leadership Roundup February 17, 2024

A collection of our best posts of the week in leadership

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Jeff Bezos and his fiancé Lauren Sanchez
Jeff Bezos and his fiancé Lauren Sanchez moved to Miami last year.
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Amazon executive chairman Jeff Bezos sold another 12 million shares of the e-commerce giant’s stock worth over $2 billion this past week, according to a US Securities and Exchange Commission filing disclosed late Tuesday. The stock sale brings Bezos’ total sale of Amazon stock so far this year to almost 24 million shares, worth $4 billion. And it’s all inching him closer to dislodging Tesla CEO Elon Musk as the world’s richest person. - Bruce Gil Read More

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From the moment I heard about tech billionaires’ weird plans to create a bustling new city in the heart of California’s Solano County, I was preoccupied with one basic question: Who is actually going to run this thing? - Lucas Ropek / Gizmodo Read More

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Jeff Bezos and his fiancé Lauren Sanchez moved to Miami last year.
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Perhaps for Amazon’s founder, the third time’s a charm. Jeff Bezos has been on an Amazon stock-selling spree — and this week he offloaded shares for the third time in a month. - Bruce Gil Read More

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Nearly 60% of employees in the US and UK would leave their job for another one that offered better reproductive and family benefits, according to a new study from the platform Maven. - Laura Bratton Read More

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