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Wall Street Says AI Can Replace Thousands of Analysts
But without analyst training, can investment banks develop the next generation of leaders?
Learning These 8 Terms for Different Types of Relationships Will Instantly Boost Your EQ
Neuroscience shows having more precise words for feelings and situations helps you make smarter choices about them.
1 Year After Barbie Conquered the World, Margot Robbie’s Next Move Will Surprise Fans
The phenomenal success of the film, Barbie, caught a lot of people off guard--not least of which many film industry insiders.
Nailing Customer Loyalty: A Guide for Founders for Retail Success
Unpacking four best practices companies are using today.
The 1 Thing That Will Determine If That New Hire Will Stay
Focus on will instead of skill.
Businesses Must Soon Give Workers Time Off for Abortions
Per updates to the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, abortion has been added to the definition of covered events--meaning employers that offer time off for employees giving birth must also offer time off for abortions.
Cinnabon + Wendy's. McDonald's + Krispy Kreme. Franchises are Making Odd Combinations Add Up.
The fast feeders are demonstrating that they can concentrate on what they do best--but still expand their product offerings .
As the AI Wave Crashes on the Tech World, the Number of Chief AI Officers in Companies Soars
Growing numbers of companies now boast a new four-letter acronym job in their C-suites, as CAIOs address the impact of this new technology.
Masters Gnomes Frenzy Tees Up Sports Collectible Craze
Golf fans aren't buying up green blazers, but are obsessed with the gnome on the (driving) range.
Apple Denies Violating Court Order in Epic Games Lawsuit
The maker of "Fortnite" wants the tech giant held in contempt after its legal victory over restrictive payment pathways.
Samsung Sales Surge Pushes Apple Off the Global Smartphone Throne
Data from IDC confirms Apple's lossof top global phonemaker spot as iPhone shipments drop.
Huawei Has a New Laptop Powered by an Intel Chip. Lawmakers Aren't Happy About It
Despite massive curbs on the Chinese telecom giant in U.S. markets, GOP legislators criticize a Trump-era permission that allowsIntel chips tobe used in Huawei products.
You Can Now Buy The Wing's $4,500 Meat Slicer (and Its Feminist Library)
The Soho landlord of the defunct co-working space is selling kitchen equipment, books, standing desks, and phone booths nearly two years after The Wing closed its doors.
World Bank and IMF Warning: U.S. Growth Brings Global Boost, but Watch Inflation
Rising prices here could derailworldwide prosperity prospects, economic experts say ahead of seasonal meetings.
Business Management, Employee Objectives Overlap in Great Stagnation Dilemma
A new study suggest employer recruitment difficulties may best be resolved by more fully cultivating internal employee talent and career ambitions.
Small Businesse Outcry Halts Momofuku's Bid to Defend its 'Chile Crunch' Trademark
The primarily Asian-American-owned businesses that fought David Chang's bid for legal protection waged an effective protest campaign on social media.
With South Carolina's Final Four Victory, Women's Sports Brands Win
This March Madness, the growth of the women's tournament ushered in historic levels of viewership. That translated into off-screen sales.
I Ditched Work to Watch the Bluey Season Finale With My Kids—and It Was Glorious
As I watched the latest Bluey episode with my girls, I was reminded why I most enjoy working for myself. It has nothing to do with money.
Samsung to Get Up to $6.4 Billion for Texas Chip Plant
Financial support comes from theCHIPS and Science Act, which seeks to bolter domestic semiconductor manufacturing and research.
Cybersecurity Tips for Small Businesses Now Considered Big Hacking Targets
IT experts offer advice for smaller companies to avoid increasingly frequent strikes by cybercriminals, who view those businesses as more abundant and easier prey than huge corporations.