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The 23 most powerful LGBTQ+ people in tech

There are LGBTQ+ identifying individuals in prominent roles at VC firms, startups, and large companies like IBM and Microsoft.

Here's how tech companies like Atlassian, Microsoft, and Red Hat are revamping their interview process for developers today

Developers are in high demand. Here's how tech companies like Atlassian, Microsoft, Red Hat, and CircleCI are conducting developer interviews.

2 maps show how every US state's economy could be affected by Trump's proposed Mexico tariffs

States that border Mexico and big manufacturing states that rely on distributed, continent-wide supply chains could be hurt.

Serena Williams and Alexis Ohanian have a combined net worth of $189 million. Here's how they make and spend their money.

Serena Williams and Alexis Ohanian have a combined net worth of $189 million. Here's how the tennis great and tech guru make and spend their millions.

Nurses reveal 10 things they wish they could tell patients, but can't

Nurses wish they could tell patients that not all doctors are the same, and that a hospital isn't a hotel.

Ninja wants to be more than just 'the Fortnite Guy,' but the world's most popular gamer is headed into uncharted territory

Tyler "Ninja" Blevins told the LA Times he wants to be bigger than Fortnite, but no pro gamer has been able to move beyond the world of gaming.

8 fascinating facts about the busiest airport in the world, which sees 107 million passengers a year and employs 63,000 people

Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport is the busiest airport in the world.

The CEO of this $3 billion Southern California software company says he never wants to have a major office in Silicon Valley

"People that work in the Valley have too many options," Courtemanche said. "It becomes very transactional."

8 famous people who served on D-Day

June 6 will be the 75th anniversary of the invasion of Normandy in World War II. Here are 8 famous people you probably didn't know served on D-Day.

Michael Jordan on how to handle high-stress pressure: 'Build your fundamentals'

Michael Jordan said he handled high-pressure situations by practicing harder than he played: "That's where my comfort zone was created."

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