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  1. Facts First: President Trump's comment about "equality" is out of sync with reality — the jobs report says white unemployment dropped, but black unemployment ticked up slightly and was already at a disproportionately high level

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  2. Many black Americans carry generations of grief, fury and fear. And all three are frequently reinforced by horrifying events like the killing of George Floyd. Here's what managers and leaders can do to support black team members, today and going forward.

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  3. During a town hall with staff, NYT leadership addressed the process that led to the publication of a controversial op-ed. The editor of the editorial page said the op-ed, posted online on Wednesday, would not be published in print on Sunday, staffers say.

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  4. A warehouse that operates as an Amazon distribution center went up in flames Friday morning after a three-alarm fire broke out, engulfing the entire building

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  5. Two years after stepping away from his day-to-day duties at Reddit, cofounder Alexis Ohanian is resigning from the company's board and urging that his seat be filled with a black candidate

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  6. Instacart is making changes to its tipping policy in an apparent effort to curb the practice of "tip baiting" — offering up a large tip and then later taking it away — on its grocery-delivery app following a report from CNN Business

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  7. Republicans argued that the surprising improvement in the jobless rate is evidence more economic stimulus should remain on hold, raising more questions about whether Congress will be able to agree to another recovery package

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  8. A large contingent of journalists at the Philadelphia Inquirer took a sick day Thursday to demand change at the newspaper, in the wake of the paper's decision to print an article headlined "Buildings Matter, Too"

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  9. Amid conversations about — and protests over — inequality and systematic racism, more journalists are holding their employers and other media companies accountable for their internal workplace policies around and coverage of race, diversity and inclusion

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  10. Apple employees returning to its Silicon Valley headquarters will reportedly have the option of getting tested for the coronavirus

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  11. Economists had been expecting significant job losses and a spike in the unemployment rate to near 20%. But it appears that the reopening of several states has led to more Americans than expected returning to work.

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  12. ⬆️ The Dow finished up 3.2%, or 829 points, on Friday. ⬆️ The S&P 500 closed 2.6% higher. ⬆️ The Nasdaq Composite finished up 2.1%, mere points away from a new record closing high. The index did reach an intraday record high on Friday.

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  13. US stocks surged Friday after the government reported that 2.5 million jobs were added in May and that the nation's unemployment rate fell to 13.3%

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  14. Clothing chain Gap is turning to a risky strategy to clear out its glut of unsold merchandise caused by the coronavirus pandemic. It's called "pack and hold," and it basically means exactly that: bringing unsold products into its locations next year.

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  15. When the May jobs report dropped Friday morning, the numbers were shocking: US unemployment actually fell, defying virtually all economists' predictions. How did they get it so wrong?

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  16. US stocks surged Friday morning after the government reported that 2.5 million jobs were added in May and that the nation's unemployment rate fell to 13.3%.

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  17. British automakers Bentley, Aston Martin and McLaren have announced nearly 3,000 job cuts over the past two weeks as the coronavirus pandemic hammers sales of luxury cars.

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  18. Dealerships across the United States are starting to open up following the coronavirus lockdowns. But it's going to be harder to find the exact car, truck or SUV of your dreams.

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  19. Anticipation that OPEC and allied countries will extend record production cuts through July is sending oil prices higher, though the outlook for the second half of the year remains uncertain.

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  20. Miguel McKelvey, the last remaining cofounder at WeWork, is leaving as the company works to pull off a turnaround.

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