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The former first lady finally speaks out about her risqué pre-Trump career choices.
Each exec seeks at least $150K payouts they say CEO Finkelstein promised them when they signed onto his doomed media startup.
The aggressive statement came after a judge said he believed allegations that Morgan knew phones were hacked.
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In a new lawsuit, Bradley Bristol claims he was retaliated against for having complained about allegedly discriminatory treatment by his boss.
Alberto Ibargüen, president of the Knight Foundation, says the money is vital for journalists who need time—“and time costs money”—to undertake in-depth reporting in communities.
In this week’s edition of Confider, we reveal how multiple biz execs at much-hyped news startup The Messenger have hit the exits—thanks to their hard-charging boss.
The strike was the first at any U.S. publication owned by Axel Springer.
The new job, however, is not with Barstool Sports.
Back in 2020, Insider hyped a brand-new Beltway team aiming for impactful scoops. Three years later, that team has all but collapsed. This is the inside story on what went wrong.
“The fact that the Sun has not contacted The Duchess of Sussex to apologize shows their intent,” the representative for the Sussexes said in a statement.
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