These Mothers Wanted to Care for Their Kids and Keep Their Jobs. Now They’re Suing After Being Fired
When Lauren Martinez arrived home after work to find her teenage daughter feverish and vomiting, she knew her pandemic plans.....»»
Working From Home Is Driving Up Our Energy Costs. Should Employers Foot the Bill?
Remote workers have seen an estimated $40-50 monthly increase in their energy costs If you’re one of the estimated 4.7 million Americans who shifted to remo.....»»
ChargePoint CEO Pasquale Romano on When American Cars Will Go All-Electric
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Another Round of Stimulus Checks Is Coming, But Some Families May Fall Through the Cracks
People making more money may wind up with smaller checks than before With fewer than two weeks remaining before Congress’ expanded federal unemplo.....»»
FAA Grounds Boeing 777 Planes and Orders Thermal Inspections After Engine Blew Apart
A United flight from Denver to Honolulu made an emergency landing shortly afte.....»»
How Jin Liqun Charted an Independent Course for China’s Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
The AIIB may be the only piece of Xi Jinping.....»»
Sara Menker, CEO of Gro Intelligence, Believes Big Data Can Save Our Climate and Food Supply
Menker, an ex-Wall Street trader, has turned he.....»»
Farfetch CEO José Neves on How the Pandemic Drove Fashion Sales Online
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Tesla Buys $1.5 Billion in Bitcoin and Will Accept It as Payment Soon
The price of Bitcoin soared 15.4% to around $44,500 Monday in reactio.....»»
Inside the Black-Owned Fashion Line Finding Success With Three Simple Words: ‘Protect Black People’
Blake Van Putten, the founder and designer behind CISE, discusses his vision in a TIME 100 Talks video CISE, a Black-owned clothing line, has sold out of all its “Protect Black People” merchandise four times in t.....»»
Why Amazon’s $62 Million FTC Labor Settlement Is a Bigger Deal Than the Bezos News
On Tuesday morning, Amazon unveiled a futuristic Northern Virginia HQ2 campus design. Late that afternoon, the company released its blockbuster Q.....»»
Google Will Pay $2.6M to Settle a Pay and Job Discrimination Case Involving 5,500 Employees and Past Job Applicants
Google has fiercely contested allegations of discrimination and reached the settlement without acknowledging wrongdoing SAN RAMON, Calif. — Google will pay $2.6 million to more than 5,500 employees and past job applicants to reso.....»»
Five Challenges Awaiting Amazon’s New CEO Andy Jassy
Andy Jassy will lead the company forward as CEO, inheriting the many challenges born from Amazon's meteoric rise NEW YORK — In 1995,.....»»
How the GameStop Trading Surge Will Transform Wall Street
For years, professional money managers and hedge funds have tsk-tsked about individual investors. They have dismissed them as “dumb money” and cautioned that so-called .....»»
Albertsons CEO Vivek Sankaran Says His Stores Can Vaccinate More Americans. He Just Needs the Doses
America's third-largest food retailer stands ready to fight COVID-19. (Miss this week’s Leadership Brief? This interview below was delivered.....»»
These Business Owners Made Their Feelings for Trump Clear, and So Did Their Customers
Some small business owners who traveled to Washington D.C. on Jan. 6 are facing boycotts and bad online reviews Jenny Cudd had no problem brag.....»»
‘Revenge Tactic:’ GameStop’s Massive Stock Surge Isn’t Only About Making Money
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As Americans Crave Stability After Capitol Attack, CEOs Step Into the Leadership Void
By pausing donatio.....»»
Construction of the Keystone XL Oil Pipeline Is Halted as Biden Decides to Revoke Its Permit
The premier of the oil-rich Canadian province of Alberta called the move an “insult” and called for sanctions if it is not reversed. TORONTO — Construction on the long disputed Keystone .....»»