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[ad_1] One breakthrough for environmental progress was made recently by young climate activists in deep-red, rural Montana. “OK, boomer.” That’s a snarky phrase currently some use...
[ad_1] There is renewed attention on the sustainability of semiconductors. Chorus has been building in recent years to improve the sustainability of chip manufacturing and usage....
[ad_1] “Mass advertising can help build brands,” longtime Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz once prophesized, “but authenticity is what makes them last.” As corporate cheerleading goes, this...
[ad_1] Recently I was talking with a CEO who lamented, “Everyone is trying to solve my $300 million problem, but nobody is helping me solve the $2 billion problem.” He...
[ad_1] While WeWork’s catastrophic fall from grace may have poor business management written all over it, the latest bankruptcy filing represents an indictment of the coworking...
[ad_1] The stocks of long-neglected small companies are finally showing signs of life as the market rally broadens. But these tiny companies still remain vastly undervalued....
[ad_1] There is a new doomer narrative over artificial intelligence emerging in the background at this year’s COP meeting. This one isn’t focused on a malignant...
[ad_1] Today’s smart investors are not just looking at financials–they’re diving deep into a company’s culture, including flexible work policies, recognizing them as a significant indicator...
[ad_1] Trump wants to be “Dictator” but don’t worry, just for one day! Next, maybe he’ll be “Queen for a Day!” Trump says he’ll only be...
[ad_1] Nothing has changed our lives more this year than the advances made in artificial intelligence — and they have the potential to alter our lives in...
[ad_1] Students are organizing locally with a wild idea that makes a difference and makes a statement. Growing up, I absorbed a lot of values from...
[ad_1] When COVID-19 struck, companies had little choice but to adapt swiftly. Office spaces were replaced by living rooms and in-person meetings transitioned to virtual calls...
[ad_1] A friend calls this day “Thanksscrapping.” He may have a point. My favorite Thanksgiving story happened at a dinner on Park Avenue about 20 years...
[ad_1] Poppa once took me to a deli for dinner. I was a boy of about 10. We went to the cash register to pay, only...
[ad_1] The 14-page Supreme Court ethics code is a toothless watchdog with no bark, much less bite. Let me be blunt: The problem with today’s Supreme...
[ad_1] When I entered the special operations community in 2003, “veteran nonprofit services” meant partaking in cheap beers and drunken war myths, courtesy of the Veterans...
[ad_1] Going back decades, if you wanted to buy or sell a stock on the open market, you had to pay a 2% commission to buy...
[ad_1] November offers a false spring for streaming viewers. After a slow couple of months, there’s suddenly an abundance of top-tier shows on the way, but...
[ad_1] As the metrics of the World Happiness Report demonstrate, Finnish happiness is ultimately underpinned by values–like social support and freedom–that are created by trust. Indeed,...
[ad_1] A couple of lesser-known chip companies and a battery maker have confirmed growing fears among investors about the slowdown in electric-vehicle and overall auto sales,...