This Common Piece of Advice for Professional Women Is Dead Wrong, According to Adam Grant | 'Too big to fail' Egypt faces economic crisis but has an anti-Gaza refugee policy. Israel and the U.S. hope that will change | Thousands more UAW members walk out at Stellantis | RFK Jr. Might Help Democrats Win in 2024 After All

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� � � � � � This Common Piece of Advice for Professional Women Is Dead Wrong, According to Adam Grant - Inc.com    Mobile Shopping to Hit Its Zenith Among 2023 Holiday Revelers. How to Boost Your Site Design Now Stand tall, stop saying "just," be more forceful in your ask, you're moving your head wrong, be funny but not too funny. Women entrepreneurs have long been bombarded with advice on how to change their behavior to better get ahead in a business world that is still often dominated by men.  Many of these tips and tricks boil down to one overarching theme -- stop using so much "weak language" and talk more like a hard-charging dude. Saying "Do you think?" and "maybe" makes you sound weak, this thinking goes. If women were more assertive at work, they'd get ahead faster.  Continued here � � � � � � Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium 'Too big to fail' Egypt faces economic crisis but has an anti-Gaza refugee policy. Israel and the U.S. hope that will change - Fortune    The war between Israel and Hamas has turned the spotlight on Egypt’s role as a regional powerbroker, potentially winning it Western support as it tries to escape a grinding economic crisis. With long-held ties to Israel and a border with Gaza, Egypt’s stance is shaping up as key to the fate of any refugees and a sustained flow of aid for the besieged territory’s 2 million residents after Israel cut off crucial supplies in response to Hamas’s deadly Oct. 7 assault.  That opens up opportunities for the most populous Arab nation as it wrestles with its worst economic outlook in decades and President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi prepares for elections in less than two months’ time. A host of domestic and regional considerations, however, are seen ruling out any refugee deal. Continued here � � � � � � Thousands more UAW members walk out at Stellantis - POLITICO    The walkout on the Stellantis plant comes days after Stellantis on Friday said talks with the union were "productive, building on the momentum from the past several weeks." | Matthew Hatcher/AFP via Getty Images The United Auto Workers announced it shut down Stellantis’ largest plant Monday morning, as thousands of Michigan workers walked out to join the ongoing strike against Detroit auto companies. The expansion is a sign that the strike is becoming a slog, with the UAW continuing to reject the automakers’ offers — a scenario President Joe Biden is eager to avoid as his reelection effort gets under away amid an unpredictable economy. Continued here � � � � � � RFK Jr. Might Help Democrats Win in 2024 After All - Intelligencer    When Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dropped out of the Democratic presidential primary and announced an independent bid, plenty of Democrats understandably worried that the former environmentalist and current conspiracy hound would represent another threat to Joe Biden’s reelection. Kennedy inherited, after all, the most famous name in Democratic politics. He’s been considered a progressive — albeit a wacky one — for many years. His campaign manager during his abandoned primary campaign was the perennial champion of lefty lefties, Dennis Kucinich. And polls regularly showed him with a significant following as a Biden challenger in those primaries. In what is expected to be a very close Biden-Trump general election next year, might not RFK Jr. pick off enough disgruntled Democrats to throw the election to the 45th president? That has been a nightmare that has troubled the sleep of many Democrats. But one of the first public-opinion surveys to both measure and analyze a potential RFK Jr. vote in a three-way race shows a very different outcome, as USA Today reports: Continued here

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