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[in-tur-nl] / ɪnˈtɜr nl /


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Chidsey, who took over as chief executive last month, has said the company is focused on improving execution, reducing internal complexity and better aligning its commercial strategy, including pricing, marketing and itinerary planning.

From The Wall Street Journal

“He says he loves internal debate and small-d democracy. I think it’s a talking point. I don’t know that he really wants that.”

From Salon

Meta’s own internal research showed that the company knew Instagram was harmful to teenagers — yet it chose the relentless pursuit of engagement over kids’ safety.

From MarketWatch

“It appears that Supermicro has been a victim of the elaborate schemes orchestrated by these individuals, which deceived both federal authorities and our internal compliance team,” Liang wrote in a letter to customers on Tuesday.

From Barron's

Already, a high-ranking sheriff’s official with nearly 40 years in the department has been relieved of duty in connection with the internal investigation, according to a department spokesperson.

From Los Angeles Times