Serena Williams: Don't want to fly 100 hours a week for business

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Serena Williams: Don't want to fly 100 hours a week for business

Serena Williams: Don't want to fly 100 hours a week for business

Mid-Day

Published 29 May 2020

American tennis star Serena Williams foresees more apps like Zoom helping business flourish across the globe, especially in expensive cities.

In a recent episode of Kindredcast podcast, Serena, who has her own clothing line, runs an investment firm and also holds stakes in American football clubs like Miami Dolphins and the...

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