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Markets shrug off Iran strikes; AI startup founder cites work ethic

Markets are largely unconcerned by recent U.S. military actions near the Strait of Hormuz, viewing them as isolated incidents rather than a threat to the ongoing ceasefire negotiations. Economists suggest that while the ceasefire is fragile, the overall sentiment remains optimistic for a peace agreement. Separately, a co-founder of the AI startup Glean highlighted work ethic as the most crucial factor in distinguishing job candidates, even over degrees or skills. AI

IMPACT AI startup Glean's founder discusses hiring criteria, indirectly touching on the talent landscape within the AI sector.

RANK_REASON The article discusses market reactions and economic opinions regarding geopolitical events and labor market trends, rather than a specific AI release or development.

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Markets shrug off Iran strikes; AI startup founder cites work ethic

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