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(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Jeffrey Epstein, a prominent money manager who owns sprawling homes in Palm Beach, New York, the Virgin Islands and other locales, was charged as a sex trafficker and pedophile by federal prosecutors in a Manhattan courtroom on Monday. Epstein, who has been accused repeatedly…
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by , July 5, 2019 Recently, there has been mounting concern over the ability of apps to track email opens. Case in point: The Superhuman app. It can inform a sender that a recipient opened their email
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Share this article! Most early-stage startups hire salespeople way too early. In this world of rapid iteration, the impetus to hire your first salesperson is huge. Many founders assume that their product will only achieve a product-market fit with customer input and that salespeople are a…
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