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What the British Post Office Scandal Can Teach Every Leader
It's easy to lose your moral compass when you tune out people in favor of technology. A new TV documentary series shows how small business owners fell victim to a nightmare bureaucracy.
Neuroscience Says This Is the 1 Thing Everyone Should Do as Soon as They Wake Up in the Morning
This simple practice is essential for focus, sleep, and mood. But many of us neglect it -- and no, it's not exercise.
Verizon Just Sent Some Customers a Confusing Email About Raising Prices. It’s a Lesson In How Not to Treat People
If you want your customers to change their behavior you should give them a better reason than this.
Let's Keep Focusing On Unicorns Because That Doesn't Impact a Founder's Psychology at All
Does the chase for unicorn status bring out the worst in entrepreneurs?
Building Resilience as a Leader
How you interpret and respond to adversity greatly influences your ability to bounce back.
Tesla Tumbles 12 Percent As Investor Decries 'Trainwreck' Earnings Call
Musk's bombastic comments are again irking shareholders of Tesla.
RTO Is Dead. Here's How Small Businesses Can Win Over Employees
In 2024, company leaders who can successfully manage the new way of working can reap the benefits. Here's how.
U.S. and China Should Collaborate on AI Safety, White House Adviser Says
The United States is moving to prevent Chinese companies from securing advanced microchips--but Arati Prabhakar says there are opportunities for the two countries to work together.
With New Filter Options, ezCater Aims to "Amplify" Small and Diverse-Owned Food Businesses
Catering revenue can make a significant difference to a restaurant's bottom line, the company says.
Small Business Owners Air Their Succession Struggles Before Congress
Problems small businesses face with their exit strategy could spell out larger economic challenges for their communities.
PE Poised for Possible Rebound After Worst Year Since 2016, Report Says
Private equity investment activity slumped in 2023 but is expected to bounce back this year, according to PitchBook.
Bud Light Is Returning to the Super Bowl With a 'Hail Mary' Commercial
The Official Beer Sponsor of the NFL is looking to revive its battered image.
New SEC Rules Slap Down Already Murky SPAC Deals
Stock market regulators adopt rules to tighten SPAC public offerings, whose fast, slick methods have generated fortunes -- and much suspicion.
FTC Announces Probe Into Big Tech's AI Dealings
Google, Microsoft, Amazon, OpenAI, and Anthropic are targets as the agency considers possible anticompetitive practices.
Planned Review of Current Laws for AI Era Makes Copyright Office the Place to Be
The Library of Congress department is usually sleepy, but questions over creators' rights and AI's use of content have added some drama.
Good Child Care Is Hard to Come By. TheSkimm Wants to Talk About It
On the latest episode of Woman Inc., TheSkimm founders Danielle Weinberg and Carly Zakin discuss their new campaign to bolster transparency around workplace child care policies.
Biden’s Big Push To 'Democratize AI' Arrives. What Does It Mean for Your Company?
U.S.-based researchers can now seek federal funding, thanks to a project helping push AI into the mainstream.
U.S. Economy Ended a Resilient 2023 with Stronger-than-Expected Growth
GDP increased by an annualized rate of 3.3 percent in the fourth quarter. Economists had expected 2 percent.
Self-Checkout Faces Customer Backlash, New Research Shows
A new study from Drexel University shows the connections between self-checkout and customer loyalty.
Target Fired Employees for Buying Pink Stanley Cups. You Should Follow Their Example
It's a $50 mug and no one stole it. Firing seems over the top. Here's why Target was right.