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Legal decisions coming down the pike in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals could dictate whether crypto is treated by regulators like a security or a commodity.

What I learned when a dog attacked me in the middle of a critical negotiation.

Many people waiting for the ideal time to start a new business or career never make the jump.

Microsoft's close ties with OpenAI are unsettling regulators, so the company released a manifesto on how it plans to promote competition.

Concerns over competition and pricing stall possible grocery merger of some of the largest chains in Western states.

You can argue all you want about the productivity of hybrid vs. remote vs. on site. But if you really want to build a culture, deepen your company's values and transfer them to new arrivals, then working together in one place is still the best way to do it.

Arrogance can suppress organizational curiosity.

Complaining or venting won't make you feel better. You'll feel worse--and in the process, alter the way your brain functions.

Callsheet is an app built by someone who cares about its users.

Three ways to keep your audience engaged beyond this cliff.

Many workplaces have no plan in place to spot the signs of chronic stress and burnout. Let's change this.

The NLRB just ruled that prohibiting an employee from writing 'Black Lives Matter' on his uniform violated his rights to concerted workplace activity. Here's what that means for your business.

Psychologists have finally come up with a scientifically validated test to determine your level of burnout and it's free online.

The creator of the popular Lean Startup movement explores what motivates today's entrepreneurs and venture capital investors in their startup journey.

The Pork Latte is a sign of smart brand strategy.

Paint a vivid portrait of your reader.

The leadership principles that helped bring Amazon tremendous success can be a roadmap for the success of your own organization.

Some business changes are just flat out wrong.

Only a third of U.S. employees are engaged at work, but the problem is worsening among younger workers. Here's how you can start to fix it.

Build your retirement as a culmination of your life's work.