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Banking boss 'told employee to separate his gay job from his day job' (opens the original)
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A JPMorgan Chase boss allegedly told an employee to separate his ‘gay job’ from his ‘day job’, according to a discrimination lawsuit. Brian Larson, a former senior associate on JPMorgan’s Chase Associate Program, alleged in a lawsuit that one of his supervisors had criticised his participation in Pride groups within the firm. After he was hired in 2021, Larson was appointed co-chair of the organisation’s Pride Tri-State group, which provides support to LGBTQ+ employees and promotes an inclusive
Tech boss says being evil is 'actually good' with bizarre car analogy (opens the original)
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A tech boss has claimed being evil is ‘not bad’ in a bizarre interview and illustrated his theory with cars. Palantir co-founder Peter Thiel caused a stir online after saying in a recent interview that evil is ‘actually kind of good’. Speaking with Mathias Döpfner, CEO of the media group Axel Springer, the billionaire venture capitalist was asked about whether AI is positive or negative for humans. He said ‘I’m going to get in trouble for what I’m about to say, but I think we moralise way too mu
'I make art on wads of old chewing gum - it's taken me all over the world' (opens the original)
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You’ve probably seen his artwork on street corners, around bins, and even under your shoe. But you might not know that much about Ben Wilson, the artist better known as ‘Chewing Gum Man’. Wilson is famous for his miniature paintings, which he has created on wads of chewing gum discarded and flattened on pavements for the past 22 years. Speaking about his work, he said: ‘You’re taking something which is spat out and discarded and then transforming it into something positive. ‘In a consumerist soc
The UK street with a name so rude they've had to secure its sign with concrete (opens the original)
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One of the rudest named streets in the UK needs to secure its road signs with concrete because tourists keep stealing them. Minge Lane in Upton upon Severn in Worcestershire features as one of the UK’s rudest place names in a new survey. It is joined by the likes of Sluts Hole Lane in Norfolk, Sandy Balls in the New Forest and Shitterton in Dorset. Derbyshire’s Fanny Avenue, Cocks in Cornwall and Wetwang in Yorkshire also caused a stir, according to the poll. Jeremy Owenson, the mayor of Upton u
Grenfell campaigner says 'nothing learned' after housing director lands new job (opens the original)
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A Grenfell Tower campaigner says ‘nothing has been learned’ after a former housing boss at the time of the disaster landed a new job at another London council. Laura Johnson was director of housing at the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea when the Grenfell Tower fire killed 72 people and displaced hundreds more in 2017. She has now been hired permanently as director of development and property for the Barnet Group – a company owned by Barnet Council, north London, which manages the borough
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