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"If you don't believe that health care is a hospitality industry... you're mistaken."

Some believe the cryptocurrency could soon reach new all-time highs, despite the broader downturn for the U.S. economy.

Join us on The Leader Show with Louis Carter this Thursday, March 20, at 12 PM ET for an exclusive conversation with James Avery, CEO of Kevel. Learn how Kevel’s certification as a Most Loved Workplace® has provided a competitive advantage—from attracting top talent and boosting brand visibility to enhancing employee morale and reinforcing a values-driven culture. James will share how prioritizing transparency, inclusivity, and flexibility has strengthened Kevel’s workplace culture, driving both employee engagement and business success. He’ll also reveal best practices for maintaining a thriving, people-first organization in today’s competitive job market. Don’t miss this insightful discussion—tune in to discover how investing in workplace culture can propel your company forward!

Newsweek spoke to 18 federal workers who are facing mental health concerns amid concerns about cuts.

"We've got this data. We've got a lot of interest in technology. We're already doing innovative things with partnerships as well as internal expertise." Conor Kenney and the Cleveland Cavaliers are embracing artificial intelligence and other technology to drive their operations forward, including the collection and distribution of highlights to engage with fans, and a technology that has helped data science and development teams build apps along rapid timelines. Read more from Newsweek Workplaces Editor Aman Kidwai: https://lnkd.in/dgb9H8xh

My colleague Ian Randall wrote this incredible story, of how breakthrough gene therapy has helped blind children affected by a rare disorder see, for Newsweek magazine this week. Thanks to Chris Calland and Martin Townsend at Pagefield for their assistance with this article. https://lnkd.in/g9XGuTAW

iRobot founder Rodney Brooks likens the current trends surrounding AI to kids swarming a soccer ball, warning that fixations risk abandoning valuable and unfinished progress. Full details from the first of Newsweek's AI Impact interview series: https://lnkd.in/d3bsfaGv

A recession could slow down an already "comatose" US housing market, experts said, eroding prospective buyers' confidence.

New from me, I did an EXCLUSIVE interview with Nancy Pelosi challenger Saikat Chakrabarti for Newsweek While Pelosi, known for her political savvy and fundraising prowess, may be a formidable opponent, Chakrabarti, 39, is no stranger to taking on a powerful incumbent and winning. As the co-founder of the progressive organization Justice Democrats, Chakrabarti was instrumental to Democratic Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's 2018 upset primary victory in New York—defeating powerful former Representative Joe Crowley, who was then serving as the chair of the House Democratic Caucus. Chakrabarti told Newsweek he sees the present as a "huge moment of change" for his party and the country. "Democrats need to be presenting an actual plan for how we reverse this long-term decline that's been happening for much of the country," he said. Read the rest at this link: New from me, I did an EXCLUSIVE interview with Nancy Pelosi challenger Saikat Chakrabarti for Newsweek While Pelosi, known for her political savvy and fundraising prowess, may be a formidable opponent, Chakrabarti, 39, is no stranger to taking on a powerful incumbent and winning. As the co-founder of the progressive organization Justice Democrats, Chakrabarti was instrumental to Democratic Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's 2018 upset primary victory in New York—defeating powerful former Representative Joe Crowley, who was then serving as the chair of the House Democratic Caucus. Chakrabarti told Newsweek he sees the present as a "huge moment of change" for his party and the country. "Democrats need to be presenting an actual plan for how we reverse this long-term decline that's been happening for much of the country," he said. Read the rest here: https://lnkd.in/eX4VFqJH

Don't wait! Submit your entry for the Newsweek AI Impact Awards before the March 28 regular deadline. The awards seek to identify and recognize uniquely innovative AI solutions that solve critical business problems in different industry segments, or significantly advance capabilities. Recognition comes not from ideas, but from measurable impact on business operations. Winning entries will be reviewed by an expert panel led by Marcus Weldon, Newsweek Contributing Editor for AI and President Emeritus of Bell Labs, and covered by Newsweek’s editorial staff. One of the judges helping to select winners is Jim Andrew, EVP & Chief Sustainability Officer for PepsiCo. Submit your application today at: https://lnkd.in/gvAKnumn #AIImpactAwards #AIInnovation #BusinessTransformation #TechLeaders