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From Tech Expert To Executive Leader: 5 Moves Black Women Can Make In Cybersecurity
Written By Dora Mensah There comes a point in your career when being the person who knows the answer is no longer enough. You can be the person leadership calls...
Why a Coin Toss Might Be Your Company’s Best Decision-Making Tool
Is your company losing money through endless delays? Here’s why putting off tough choices is a hidden decision to maintain the status quo—and how to fix it.
She Fled Vietnam on a Boat at Age 5. Now She Funds and Empowers Female Founders: ‘Confidence Is Overrated, You Just Need to Take Action’
Soon Hagerty survived 12 days on a refugee boat, built three businesses and now funds female founders — and she says the secret to her success has nothing to do with being fearless.
Grubhub’s Co-Founder Came Out of Retirement to Challenge DoorDash. His $1 Fee Isn’t the Real Threat
Commission fees and menu markups are no small problem for independent restaurants and consumers. This startup is looking to change the model entirely.
Skipped Lunch? Science Explains Why You’re Suddenly Craving Happy Hour
Researchers at Brown University found a molecular link between hunger and alcohol cravings.
Your Top Performer Just Got Promoted. Here’s Why That Might Be a Mistake.
Promoting your best employee feels like a reward. Sometimes it’s actually a setup for two failures instead of one.
NAACP Partners With Former Vice President Kamala Harris For Midterm Town Halls
The NAACP announced a partnership with 49th Vice President Kamala D. Harris to direct national focus toward the approaching democratic turning point and mobilize voter turnout across key battleground regions ahead of...
Banana Republic Is Making TV Now. Founders Should Notice the 3 Rules Behind the ‘Fashiontainment’ Shift
You don’t need Hollywood money to give customers a reason to follow you between purchases.
Think Working 14-Hour Days Sets a Good Example? This CFO Says It’s Actually a ‘Terrible’ One.
Running on four hours of sleep might look like dedication from the outside, but what message does it send to your employees?
Brewers Fans Paid $1,000 and Waited 11 Years for World Series Tickets. Then They Saw Their Seats
Although the team met the basic terms of the deal, it fell short of the experience fans had anticipated. Experts say there’s a takeaway for business leaders.
Walmart and Sam’s Club Are Courting Cash-Strapped Shoppers With a New Deal — Here’s What You Get
Responding to high prices for groceries and gas, Walmart and Sam's Club are leaning into savings and convenience for customers.
Oura Was Losing Money. Then It Discovered Who Was Really Driving Its Growth
Oura chief commercial officer Dorothy Kilroy mades some strategic changes to flip the wearable company’s customer demographic—and it really paid off.
