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US coronavirus cases surpass 2M via FOX NEWS

Bail set for Derek Chauvin, ex-police officer charged with second-degree murder of George Floyd via FOX NEWS

Arrest, murder charge announced in shooting death of retired St. Louis police captain amid George Floyd riots via FOX NEWS

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NY Times editorial page editor resigns amid staff fury over Tom Cotton op-ed via FOX NEWS

NYC man who suggested burning down Diamond District charged with 'making terroristic threats' via FOX NEWS

(Miss this week’s The Leadership Brief ? This interview below was delivered to the inbox of Leadership Brief subscribers on Sunday morning, June 7; to receive weekly emails of conversations with the world’s top CEO’s and business decision makers, click here .) All of us, including the leader of one of the world’s most influential companies, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, are learning to take on world-changing challenges. Diversity in tech—and other industries—is not where it needs to be. In the wake of the unrest that has unfolded following the death of George Floyd, Nadella says the company has “goals and programs to improve representation in all roles and at all levels.” Nadella is also increasing his company’s support for criminal justice reform and minority-owned businesses. “We must do more and do it faster,” Nadella says. During the COVID-19 epidemic, Nadella has taken to calling the tech giant’s workforce “digital first responders.” The company’s developers and clou...