BUSINESS
The Secret to Getting More Women in Leadership: Men
"When men speak up, they also foster awareness and acceptance about gender inequity as a shared problem, not a special interest."
'Workplaces Good for Women Are Good for Everyone' Say Harvard Gender Experts Ammerman and Groysberg
"Managers at every level must be invested in and feel accountable for advancing equity, and that goes double for CEOs and others whose example and actions have outsize influence."
Cryptocurrency Market Surpasses $2 Trillion for First Time Ever
The combined market cap of all cryptocurrencies hit $2 trillion for the first time Monday, making the cryptocurrency market as a whole as valuable as Apple.
McDonald's, Other CEOs Tell Investors $15 Minimum Wage Won't Hurt Business
Restaurants say they're not worried about a possible hike in the minimum wage, debunking what their own industry lobbyists are saying.
'Woke Corporate Hypocrites': Delta, Coca-Cola Face GOP Backlash for Knocking Georgia Voting Law
Delta and Coca-Cola publicly expressed criticism of the GOP voter legislation that have been implemented in the wake of former President Donald Trump's unfounded election fraud claims.
Telfar Sees Rush to Purchase Bags Day After Guess Pulls Look-Alike Tote From Shelves
Guess cited comparisons between the two bags in a statement about its decision to stop selling them.
Ron DeSantis to Sue Feds if Florida's Billion-Dollar Cruise Industry Isn't Running by Summer
"The cruise industry is essential to our state's economy and keeping it shut down until November would be devastating to the men and women who rely on the cruise lines to provide for themselves and their families," the governor said Friday.
This Fast Food Giant Bragged About Killing $15 Minimum Wage
In internal company documents, a private-equity owned conglomerate claimed credit to its employees about successfully blocking a boost in pay for low-wage workers.
Bitcoin Price Update As Tesla Causes Cryptocurrency to Spike
The latest rise came after Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, revealed that U.S. buyers can now pay for their car with Bitcoin.
Is Bitcoin Too Big to Fail?
The crypto-currency is once again on the rise, but this time it's not the little people who are driving the train, it's the billionaires and big banks.
10 Tips to Polish Your LinkedIn Profile so You Can Land the Perfect New Job
Bestselling author and career and workplace expert Lindsey Pollak shares her insights on how to make the most of LinkedIn in this excerpt from her new book, 'Recalculating: Navigate Your Career Through the Changing World of Work.'
Kick 'Zoom Fatigue' to the Curb by Making Virtual Meetings More Personal
Communications guru and consultant Susan McPherson shares how to make the most of digital conferencing platforms in the excerpt from her new book 'The Lost Art of Connecting.'
'How Can I Help?' Is Key Question for Building Relationships Says Serial Connector McPherson
"If you listen carefully, you can then respond in kind with support, connections, introductions and knowledge—which all build up your reputation as dependable and a known doer."
The Government Just Admitted It Doesn't Really Try to Collect Rich People's Taxes
A new Treasury Department report reveals how few millionaires get audited, with billions of dollars uncollected. Progressive Democrats are demanding a crackdown.
The True Face of the North Face
The company depends upon the very fossil fuels it purports to abhor.
Young Farmers Say Foreign Developers Buying Up U.S. Land as They Can't Pay Student Loan Debt
Foreign developers are pushing young American farmers out of the industry, taking advantage of their crippling student loan debts and inability to own property, young Midwest farmers say.
Bernie Sanders Asks Jeff Bezos 'What Is Your Problem' With Amazon Workers Organizing
In a TV appearance, the Vermont senator pressed Amazon's CEO to explain recent reports of alleged aggressive anti-union tactics being used to prevent warehouse employees from organizing.
Majority of Americans Say 'No Change' in Income Since Pandemic Start, Poll Finds
But 44 percent said their household experienced income loss that is still hurting their finances, according to a new poll.
Josh Hawley Says Democrats Making American Workers 'Compete With Slave Labor'
"These jobs have been shipped off to China [and] have been shipped overseas to the lowest bidder for the lowest wages," Hawley told Fox News Friday.
After GameStop Debacle, Robinhood Faces Uncertain Public Offering
The blow to Robinhood's reputation couldn't have come at a worse time, as the company is planning an IPO sometime in early 2021.
GameStop's Meteoric Rise Highlights Hedge Funds' Risky Short Selling Game
Short selling stocks is an inherently risky bet due to the nature of the transaction. So why were there tens of billions of dollars invested in short positions in 2020 if the bets carry an added layer of risk for both retail investors and hedge funds?
Can Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Become More Than an Asset?
While Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have experienced slight setbacks over the last two weeks, the industry as a whole has been booming alongside other technology equities over the past year.