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Trump says Elon Musk is too busy for the White House, and the highest-paid CEOs: Leadership news roundup

Trump says Elon Musk is too busy for the White House, and the highest-paid CEOs: Leadership news roundup

Plus, almost half of workers want to find a new job in the next year

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Elon Musk leads several companies, including electric vehicle maker Tesla and artificial intelligence startup xAI.
Elon Musk leads several companies, including electric vehicle maker Tesla and artificial intelligence startup xAI.
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As much as former President Donald Trump would like Tesla TSLA and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk to join his potential cabinet, he’s probably just too busy.

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Former President Donald.Trump’s latest collection of non-fungible tokens.
Former President Donald.Trump’s latest collection of non-fungible tokens.
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Former President Donald Trump has held up one of his latest promises to the American public: He’s released his fourth — so far — line of NFTs. The twist? This time things can get physical.

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Almost half of all American workers plan on finding a new job in the next 12 months, a statistic that shoots up to two-thirds for Generation Z.

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A new report by Bankrate says that 48% of workers want to start a job search soon if they haven’t already been looking. That number is down from 56% in March 2023.

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S&P 500 chief executives made about $17.7 million on average in 2023, according to the AFL-CIO.
S&P 500 chief executives made about $17.7 million on average in 2023, according to the AFL-CIO.
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Many of the head honchos at America’s corporate empires are earning more than ever, according to the AFL-CIO’s Paywatch report.

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S&P 500 CEOs made about $17.7 million on average in 2023, or more than 268 times the median worker’s income at those companies, according to the AFL-CIO, which reviewed compensation data for executives at 3,000 companies, including those in the S&P 500.

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