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A large industrial warehouse has rows of shelves stacked with cargo, inspected by two workers in safety gear walking through the warehouse. Space utilization is an example of efficiency and systematic inventory management.Withaya Prasongsingh | Moments | Getty ImagesA version of this article first appeared in the CNBC Property Play newsletter with Diana Orrick. Property Play covers new and evolving opportunities for real estate investors, from individuals to venture capitalists, private equity funds, family offices, institutional investors and large publicly traded companies. Sign up to receive future editions directly to your inbox.After the pandemic-induced surge and subsequent rebound, demand and…

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As some Americans emerge from their holiday food coma and hobble to the nation’s airports and highways, they may discover that their biggest holiday indigestion has nothing to do with pie. A powerful storm is on the way home, threatening to upend post-turkey travel plans. A storm that moved through the Rockies on Friday has turned into a full-blown cross-country storm that could bring heavy rain and several inches of snow to more than 1,000 miles of the country this weekend. The storm also opens the door to a new wave of frigid, frigid air that will cause temperatures to…

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Ruben Amorim says Manchester United need another attacking wing-back like Amad Diallo to play better in his system.The United manager has come under fire for refusing to adapt following Monday’s disastrous defeat to Everton 10-a-side at Old Trafford, and his 3-4-2-1 formation is back in the spotlight ahead of Sunday’s away trip to Crystal Palace, who have had success playing in the same format. Amorim, who was chasing a goal against Everton following Idrissa Gouiller’s red card, naturally replaced left wing-back Patrick Dorgue with full-back Diogo Dalot, leaving United with no attacking threat. Use Chrome Browser for a more accessible…

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Becoming a good leader takes time and practice, but a growing percentage of employees are striving to become better leaders.According to Google data, search interest in the term “leadership” is at an all-time high, along with related terms such as training, best practices, advice on how to lead a team, and sources for professional development.Brian Glaser, Google’s chief learning officer, said the conversation likely stems from people looking to lead in an era of rapid business change due to remote and hybrid office policies, changes in global politics and economic conditions, and the introduction of technologies such as AI.Mr. Glaser…

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Alex Karp, CEO of Palantir Technologies, attends the Pennsylvania Energy Innovation Summit held at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA on July 15, 2025. Nathan Howard | ReutersIt was a tough November Palantir.The software analytics provider’s stock fell 16% in its worst month since August 2023 as investors dumped AI stocks on valuation concerns. Meanwhile, prominent investor Michael Varley has made further bets on artificial intelligence trading, placing a bet on the company.Palantir is off to a strong start in November. The Denver-based company beat Wall Street’s third-quarter profit and revenue expectations. Palantir also posted $1 billion in quarterly…

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accusatory voice. The military demands surveillance. and powerful foreign leaders trying to shift voters to the right.These are just three of the scandals that made Sunday’s presidential election in Honduras one of the most closely watched in the country’s history.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of listEven before voting began, some senior politicians were already claiming that vote theft was underway.For example, outgoing President Xiomara Castro likened the situation to a “criminal conspiracy aimed at staging an electoral coup.”But experts who spoke to Al Jazeera said the public has become accustomed to uncertainty and confusion.After all, Honduras’ democracy is only…

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Man City manager Josep Guardiola has criticized his team’s performance in their 2-0 loss to Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League, saying his players “didn’t try.” Guardiola made 10 changes for the game but was unimpressed with his players who had their chances at the Etihad Stadium, criticizing them for playing to avoid making mistakes rather than making things happen. Asked whether the defeat was a reminder of how difficult it is to aim for major trophies, Guardiola said: “We know the competition is tough. “Of course I’m not talking about disappointing results, but I always talk about performances the…

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For years, startups have had a number of traditional playbooks available to them when it came time to start selling their products. But like many other things, AI is changing the way companies prepare to go to market. GTMfund general partner Max Altschuler told the audience at TechCrunch Disrupt last month. However, the challenge for founders and business owners is threading the needle. While there are stories of startups hiring more savvy developers who don’t understand typical GTM problems, more domain expertise is still needed, he said. “When you have a good advisor by your side, you can learn some…

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What’s it like to wake up in New York City’s most unique apartment? With a price tag of $19.25 million, you might just have a chance to find out.The penthouse sits atop 108 Leonard Street, a Tribeca landmark condominium developed by Elad Group, marketed by Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, and redesigned by Jeffrey Beers International. This triplex apartment has 8,770 square feet of indoor space, 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, and 2 powder rooms. It also boasts a 3,082-square-foot outdoor terrace, including a wraparound deck at the base of the clock.There is also a private internal elevator and circular staircase serving…

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An Israeli military operation against a Syrian village on Friday morning marked the deadliest foreign attack on Syria since the ouster of former dictator Bashar al-Assad last year. At least 13 people were killed and 24 injured when Israeli forces invaded the village of Beit Zin in southern Syria to capture two members of the Lebanese Islamic extremist group Jama’a Islamiyah. The Israeli military said in a statement that two members of the armed group were planning future attacks on Israel. The Israeli military said in a statement that the incident turned deadly after clashes broke out. The statement added…

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