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I’m a recent graduate of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University, where I was taught to spurn the Oxford comma and spin stories with a magazine slant. I grew up in Saratoga, California—a sleepy bedroom community devoid of street lights, about 40 miles southeast of San Francisco. My cross-country trek began in 2008, when I escaped the clutches of a renowned tiger mom and fled to college. Two years ago, I found my way to the overstuffed island of Manhattan, where you might catc…

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Nike nearly ended an investigation into its DEI practices—until Trump took office

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By Pavithra Mohan Verified
| Fast Company Verified
When the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission opened an investigation into Nike’s diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices, it was unusual for a number of reasons. The federal agency’s mission has long been to enforce antidiscrimination laws, which involve pursuing claims brought by workers who had faced bias over their race or gender or other aspects of their identity.
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If union membership were to triple, workers could get a 14.5% raise

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By Pavithra Mohan Verified
| Fast Company Verified
In 2025, the number of American workers represented by a union climbed to 16.5 million, the highest share of unionized workers in 16 years. During an era of declining union membership, this is no small feat. The number of workers who long to be part of a union, however, is far higher—more than 50 million. There’s a reason so many workers are clamoring for union representation.
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Jamie Dimon says JPMorgan has slashed 40% of jobs in some departments, thanks to AI

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By Pavithra Mohan Verified
| Fast Company Verified
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has repeatedly suggested that AI adoption would not drive widespread layoffs at the bank. But on Tuesday, he disclosed that JPMorgan had made significant cuts to a number of departments due to AI. Dimon shared the changes during the company’s latest earnings call, in response to a question about whether artificial intelligence could make companies like JPMorgan leaner, which referenced fintech company Block’s controversial decision to slash head count.
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