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3 Ways Bosses Can Avoid Unintentional Hostility
Keep shaming comments on hold to encourage--not discourage--your team
Think Offering Childcare Benefits Is Too Costly? You Could Be Missing the ROI
At five companies, childcare benefits offered a return on investment of up to 425 percent, according to a new report.
Visa, Mastercard Settle Long-Running Antitrust Suit Over Merchant Swipe Fees
After 2030, credit card giants will have to negotiate fees with retailers, concluding a lawsuit started in 2005.
Report: Forty Precent of Managers Hope to Replace Some Workers With AI This Year
"Alexa, does my manager think they can replace me with an AI?" ... "Yes. In fact, please pack your desk now. And have a nice day."
What You Need to Know About the Baltimore Bridge Collapse
As port access is blocked, shipping companies will reroute vessels. What the collapse does to commutes is still unclear.
This Simple Framework Can Help You Focus on the Big Picture
Empower your team to maximize their impact by dropping the busy work.
Three Fundraising Tips From High-Performing Female Founders
Three female entrepreneurs, who have built their businesses into household names, share some tips for raising capital amid this frigid funding climate.
Hot AI Job Market Means Meta's Offering Jobs Without Interviews, Zuck Emailing Candidates Himself
If you've got the latest in-demand tech skill set, Meta likes you. Really, really, likes you.
Redefining Your Banking Relationship
Banking is a partnership, not a transaction. And it can help Black women overcome systemic financial hurdles.
California Fast Food Workers Hit With Layoffs Ahead of Law Raising Minimum Wage to $20 an Hour
As an April 1 deadline to raise hourly wages by 20 percent nears, fast-food businesses across the state cut staff levels to reduce costs.
Adam Neumann Bids Over $500 Million to Buy Back WeWork
Ousted founder's financing is unclear, but his quest to regain control of the office-sharing company continues.
Kate Middleton's Cancer Diagnosis Announcement Reveals a Simple Truth About What Coworkers Don't Have to Share (Unless They Choose to)
The Princess of Wales cancer diagnosis raises a question about what people do or don't deserve to know when a coworker -- or boss -- faces a serious illness. But then again, maybe it doesn't, because the answer is clear.
Boat Racing and Business Have More in Common Than You Think
From assembling the right crew and understanding what you're up against, to prepping the boat and planning for emergencies -- surprising parallels to inspire business leaders.
A Conversation With Cohere's Aidan Gomez on the Upside of AI Development
Tired of AI doomsday tropes, Cohere CEO says in a Q&A that his goal is technology that's additive to humanity."
Want the True Freedom of Being an Entrepreneur? Build a Self-Managed Company
Many feel trapped and strapped to their existing business. There is hope for you if you follow this path.
Boeing May Turn to Outsider for its Next CEO to Tackle Spiraling Crisis
As Dave Calhoun exits amid a series of accidents and safety lapses that leave the aircraft maker's reputation in free fall, its revamped board seeks a success, who may come from outside the industry.
Amazon’s Secret to Unlocking Innovation
Inspire new ideas through the power of yes.
Can This American Startup Help End Starvation in Gaza?
The U.S. plan to build a temporary pier to deliver food to Palestinians is a case of fighting the last war. We need to employ new thinking and new technologies to reduce human suffering.
8 Strategies for Expanding and Continually Reinventing Your Business
Use what you have learned from your first success to expand and lead market change.
AI Will Take 10 Percent of Jobs. What About the Other 90 Percent?
Do the valuable jobs that AI chatbots do poorly.