The year-long process followed a massive restructuring under magazines president Troy Young that left many seeing their jobs dramatically change.
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How Hearst's effort to modernize its antiquated magazine business stressed out employees and led them to unionize

How Hearst's effort to modernize its antiquated magazine business stressed out employees and led them to unionize

Lucia Moses | The year-long process followed a massive restructuring under magazines president Troy Young that left many seeing their jobs dramatically change.

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Take the Business Insider Prime 2020 survey for a chance to win a free year of access

Business Insider | Help us create a better BI Prime by participating in a brief online survey. 50 participants will win a year of free access.

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Goldman Sachs studied a century of history to nail down the 5 biggest triggers of recessions — and concluded that 2 pose risks we've never seen before

Goldman Sachs studied a century of history to nail down the 5 biggest triggers of recessions — and concluded that 2 pose risks we've never seen before

Akin Oyedele | Goldman Sachs experts unearth the historical triggers of recession that remain threatening even after a century of combating them.

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Construction tech is looking to disrupt an industry that's been notoriously slow to embrace change — insiders say these are the 10 contech startups to watch in 2020

Construction tech is looking to disrupt an industry that's been notoriously slow to embrace change — insiders say these are the 10 contech startups to watch in 2020

Alex Nicoll | Contech startups want to disrupt an industry that's notoriously slow to embrace change. Rising labor costs and housing prices have created a huge opportunity.

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These 7 charts show all the ways Satya Nadella transformed Microsoft from a tech has-been to a trillion-dollar giant in 6 years

These 7 charts show all the ways Satya Nadella transformed Microsoft from a tech has-been to a trillion-dollar giant in 6 years

Ashley Stewart | Business Insider analyzed Microsoft's securities filings and market data since Nadella took over as CEO in 2014 to detail his impact on the company.

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Goldman Sachs says these 10 stocks are dangerously overvalued and could tumble 20% — and their list includes Apple, which they see plunging 35% this year

Goldman Sachs says these 10 stocks are dangerously overvalued and could tumble 20% — and their list includes Apple, which they see plunging 35% this year

Marley Jay | Consumer and tech companies are broadly overvalued and Apple is likely to give up a big chunk of its 2019 gain, according to Goldman Sachs.

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Buzzy primary care startup One Medical just filed to go public. Meet the 8 companies changing how doctors get paid and building the future of medicine.

Buzzy primary care startup One Medical just filed to go public. Meet the 8 companies changing how doctors get paid and building the future of medicine.

Lydia Ramsey | Iora Health, ChenMed, and Oak Street Health are part of a crop of disruptors changing how patients get their healthcare.

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A DevOps startup from Paris called Platform.sh raised $34 million to 'clone' and test apps. Here's the pitch deck that hooked investors.

A DevOps startup from Paris called Platform.sh raised $34 million to 'clone' and test apps. Here's the pitch deck that hooked investors.

Rosalie Chan | Paris-based developer startup Platform.sh raised $34 million in 2018 and has brought in large customers like Johnson & Johnson and Mercedes-Benz.

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The 19 billion-dollar startups to watch that are revolutionizing healthcare in 2020

The 19 billion-dollar startups to watch that are revolutionizing healthcare in 2020

Lydia Ramsey | These are the top-valued private biotech and healthcare companies going into 2020, according to PitchBook.

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Real estate experts say Wall Street will keep ditching New York for cheaper cities, and think the open-office craze has played itself out

Real estate experts say Wall Street will keep ditching New York for cheaper cities, and think the open-office craze has played itself out

Meghan Morris | Wall Street offices will transform to make workers more productive and comfortable. Many of these next-gen spaces won't be in cities like New York.

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