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Steve Mollman is a former contributors editor at Fortune. He previously was the senior weekend editor at Fortune. Prior to Fortune, he worked at the Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, Quartz, Wired, and elsewhere, and his writing has appeared in many publications.

Liz Truss is cutting the red tape for small businesses in the U.K. as the bad news piles up
Economy
Liz Truss is cutting the red tape for small businesses in the U.K. as the bad news piles up
By Steve MollmanOctober 2, 2022
Employee sleeping in mid-air.
Success
Employees get more sleep on a 4-day workweek—and that could reduce ‘bad work outcomes’ 
By Steve MollmanOctober 1, 2022
A McDonald's sign in Los Angeles, California.
Politics
Fast food giants pump millions into ‘Save Local Restaurants’ coalition fighting California wage law 
By Steve MollmanOctober 1, 2022
Putin vows to use ‘all means available’ to defend annexation, Ukraine intel warns of ‘very high’ nuclear threat
Europe
Putin vows to use ‘all means available’ to defend annexation, Ukraine intel warns of ‘very high’ nuclear threat
By Steve MollmanSeptember 30, 2022
Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks on September 20 in Moscow.
Europe
Putin knows he’s losing the Ukraine war and ‘cannot explain to his society why,’ says Zelensky 
By Steve MollmanSeptember 25, 2022
Blurred image of New York City residents walking on sidewalk
Success
STDs, drunk driving and quiet quitting: The end of the pandemic is revealing an America that’s acting out
By Steve MollmanSeptember 25, 2022
Jeremy Siegel talks on CNBC.
Finance
Elon Musk just said this savage critic of the Fed is ‘obviously correct.’ Here’s what he said about a recession 
By Steve MollmanSeptember 24, 2022
Women employees at Goldman Sachs allege 75 incidents of misconduct including rape and sexual assault in newly-unsealed lawsuit
Finance
Women employees at Goldman Sachs allege 75 incidents of misconduct including rape and sexual assault in newly-unsealed lawsuit
By Steve MollmanSeptember 23, 2022
Fears over Putin’s ‘dangerous’ nuclear rhetoric mount as he faces criticism in Russia from all sides
Europe
Fears over Putin’s ‘dangerous’ nuclear rhetoric mount as he faces criticism in Russia from all sides
By Steve MollmanSeptember 22, 2022
Russian President Vladimir Putin in Belfast in June 2013.
Europe
General warns of Putin’s reaction as Ukraine war ‘not going too well,’ Russia ‘increasingly divorced’ from battlefield realities
By Steve MollmanSeptember 18, 2022
A FedEx delivery truck.
Finance
The FedEx profit warning that roiled stock markets may be the ‘first in a series’
By Steve MollmanSeptember 18, 2022
The GIF company is telling Europe it’s so ‘cringe’ that Meta should be allowed to buy it
Tech
The GIF company is telling Europe it’s so ‘cringe’ that Meta should be allowed to buy it
By Steve MollmanSeptember 17, 2022
Mark Cuban seen on ABC's "Shark Tank."
Leadership
Mark Cuban says Gen Z are the real ‘greatest generation’ and boomers are the most ‘disappointing’
By Steve MollmanSeptember 17, 2022
Woman sitting on a desk using a laptop computer while working from home.
Success
Everyone is wrong about the future of remote work
By Steve MollmanSeptember 17, 2022
The Eiffel Tower illuminated at night on April 26.
Energy
The Eiffel Tower’s extravagant lights are coming into question during Europe’s energy crisis
By Steve MollmanSeptember 11, 2022
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