In its 2025 earnings call this morning, Delta Airlines reported all-time high annual revenue. The profit stems from the ...

The job market outlook is murky, and while it may improve this year, companies seeking new talent are still worried about the ...

When an X user recently pointed out the eye-popping increase in billionaires’ wealth since 2015, entrepreneur Mark Cuban, a billionaire himself, responded with his opinion on why, but he urged ...

You can manage only what you can see. Yet, many business owners are flying blind, making decisions based on gut instinct rather than clear, reliable data. At first, it works. In the early stages, your ...

Finding entry-level talent with several years of experience is a riddle that few organizations have been able to solve. In a post-pandemic and AI-driven world, there’s little room for error, much at ...

Gap made major headlines with its latest “Better in Denim” campaign, featuring global girl group Katseye set to Kelis’s 2003 hit “Milkshake.” The campaign has sparked a strong reaction online that has ...

Clients ask me almost daily if AI can replace the human side of design. If algorithms can run the research, generate the strategy, or even craft entire design systems. The truth is, AI can simulate ...

Recently released statistics show employers have continued reeling in the post-pandemic pay hikes they accord employees, which is now being reflected in two significant ways. One is that wage ...

Why is this happening? Technology educator Avery Swartz told Canadian news outlet CTV News that she thinks women take less risks in the workplace because “statistically, they are more likely to be ...

The ongoing inequities between men and women have long been distilled down into a digestible figure: “For every $1 earned by a man, a woman earns just $0.83.” Everyone says, “close the gap.” Then, ...

These digital natives are the first generation to have grown up with daily interactions on technology such as smartphones and social media platforms, with 94 percent of Gen-Z currently using social ...

In 2024, women made $217 per week less than men, which equates to 83 cents for each dollar earned by men, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported. The wage gap has remained largely unchanged over the ...