Why Wall Street Is Beating Silicon Valley in the Culture Wars
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The firing of a Google software engineer has reignited conversations about discrimination in the workplace. Dan Primack, Business Editor at Axios, and Nick Wingfield, Technology Correspondent at the New York Times, join to discuss the culture wars in Silicon Valley. Primack says Wall Street beats the tech industry when it comes to the number of women in the workforce. Well, except in one category where it's still neck and neck: senior leadership. Wingfield says big tech is now under the microscope for penalizing dissenting opinions.
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