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Who would like to be CEO? The pressure on global business leaders has always been high. But the challenges feel particularly acute right now. Top… Read More »Who would like to become CEO?

Bill Oesterle, a founder and longtime chief executive of the service ratings website Angie’s List, who also led Mitch Daniels’ first campaign for Indiana governor… Read More »Bill Oesterle, co-founder of Angie’s List, dies at age 57

Google managers hosted the company’s I/O developer conference this week, an annual ritual that has centered around artificial intelligence in recent years. With OpenAI’s ChatGPT… Read More »The curious case of the missing Google Assistant

The union representing thousands of high-profile television and film writers denied a waiver requesting Broadway officials to allow the Tony Awards ceremony to go ahead… Read More »Striking writers’ union denies exemption, jeopardizing Tony Awards broadcast

Biden administration rules released Friday that will determine which companies and manufacturers can take advantage of new tax credits for the solar industry have been… Read More »Some US solar producers are criticizing Biden’s tax cuts as too lax for China

“I’m getting my mom’s loans forgiven,” read the email that landed in my inbox ten months ago. “So if you need a success story by… Read More »How a daughter helped her mother lose her student loans

Divorce lawyers often mediate these types of deals. But the way they approach marital property may differ from the way a financial planner would view… Read More »How to rebuild your savings and pension after a divorce

Woodward is a 153-year-old aerospace company that required its male employees to wear bow ties until the 1990s. So Paul Benson, the company’s chief human… Read More »Why Some Companies Say “Diversity & Connectedness” Instead of “Diversity & Inclusion”

Bad luck seems to be following Mattia Zenere, 31, on his travels lately. In the past five years, four of his flights have experienced lengthy… Read More »Biden wants airlines to pay passengers for delays. In Europe, they already do

Some airlines are no longer offering customer service via Twitter due to the changes. Transportation authorities and public health agencies stopped automatically posting security alerts… Read More »Twitter’s new CEO, Linda Yaccarino, has a terrifying to-do list

When you consider the extraordinary backlash Anheuser-Busch and its Bud Light beer brand have suffered following a marketing campaign involving a transgender influencer, imagine the… Read More »The business nightmare of navigating geopolitics

Chris Strachwitz, who searched for the roots of American music with the eagerness of a pilgrim, discovered traditional musicians with the skill of a detective,… Read More »Chris Strachwitz, who dug up the roots of American music, dies at the age of 91

While GoReady is sticking to the advice not to file a report, it has now offered you the choice between a $220 partial refund or… Read More »Staff! My tour has been canceled but the travel insurance will not pay

Kemal Dervis, an economist who was instrumental in helping his native Turkey emerge from the economic crisis of the early 2000s, and who later became… Read More »Kemal Dervis, who eased the economic crisis in Turkey, dies at the age of 74

Bernadine Strik, a horticulture professor at Oregon State University whose innovative growing strategies shook up the U.S. blueberry industry, died April 14 at a hospital… Read More »Bernadine Strik, whose insights made blueberries thrive, dies at age 60