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Insider reviewed Microsoft's official internal org chart to identify its top execs and staff. We built a chart of the 175 people who help CEO Satya Nadella lead the 168,000-employee company.  Microsoft's org chart has changed over the past year after reorgs affecting its top brass. Microsoft's official internal organizational chart reveals the 175 top executives and staff members who help CEO Satya Nadella run the $1.7 trillion company. The people are responsible for managing Microsoft's more than 168,000 employees around the globe across businesses including its cloud and artificial intelli...

Samantha Lee/Insider SPACs are taking real-estate tech companies public, and real-estate companies are raising SPACs. It's partly timing: Proptech companies are maturing at the same time as the SPAC boom. VCs said proptech, which brings new business models to an ancient industry, is well suited to SPACs. Between 2020 and 2021, almost 500 special purpose acquisition companies were filed. In 2019, there were only 59. This tidal wave is due to a combination of low interest rates, big public-market valuations, and large financial incentives for ...

Idaho and Utah have seen stronger employment recovery, and they had roughly the same number of jobs as they did in February 2020. The number of unemployed Americans who have been out of work for at least 27 weeks has been increasing over the past year. More and more Americans have been unemployed for longer than just a few weeks during the pandemic. Of the nearly 10 million Americans unemployed in February, 41.5%, or over 4 million Americans, were long-term unemployed. Gould said this rising number of long-term unemployment was "devastating." The millions of Americans still receiving extended...

New Bureau of Labor Statistics employment projections factor in the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Here are the biggest winners and losers.

This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Digital health company Hims became the subject of a class-action lawsuit filed in California on Tuesday. The complaint alleges Hims violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act with a series of alleged spam text messages. The suit was brought by David Vaccaro, a California resident who maintains he was not a Hims patient when he began receiving programmed voice and text messages from the company. The direct-to-consumer digital health company Hims was the s...