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What's the best way to run a 1:1 meeting with your team? Here's a four-step framework I've used that led to high performance, engagement, and internal career growth.| Forbes
Get Harvard on your resume without ever completing an Ivy League degree. Check out these seven free online courses with certificates to learn high-income skills for 2026.| Rachel Wells
Here's a handpicked selection of 15 free online courses with certificates that lead to $100,000+ jobs and open doors to more career opportunities in 2026.| Rachel Wells
Learn how to use Coursera in ChatGPT so you can boost your earning potential and build your skills in 2025 and beyond. Upskilling is literally just a prompt away.| Rachel Wells
You've heard of Google career certificates, but what you didn't know is that Google has 1,000+ certificates and skills badges that lead to $100,000 salaries. Learn more.| Rachel Wells
Discover nine free certifications to boost your value in the job market and bring you closer to your dream remote job, from HubSpot, to PMI, to freeCodeCamp.| Rachel Wells
Enrol now on any of these three AI certificate programs to help you upskill in AI strategy and implementation as a leader, executive, consultant, or manager in 2026.| Rachel Wells
No bachelor's degree? No problem. Discover the seven certifications that boost your salary up to $6,300, for the fraction of the cost of a degree.| Rachel Wells
What AI courses or certificates should you include on your resume? Here are the three certificates that are in demand, and why they matter to employers in 2025.| Rachel Wells
How do you align the competing priorities of difficult stakeholders? Here's how to build consensus so you can move forward in a project.| Rachel Wells
The U.S. government has shut down on October 1, 2025. Here's how leaders can navigate this situation and guide their teams through crisis and uncertainty.| Rachel Wells
What's the best way to run a 1:1 meeting with your team? Here's a four-step framework I've used that led to high performance, engagement, and internal career growth.| Forbes
The U.K.'s competition watchdog has imposed a tighter regime on the way Google handles search and search advertising—and the company isn't happy.| Emma Wollacott
The European Union has issued an angry response to what it calls "Russian-style conspiracy theories and divisive narratives" put out by the Georgian authorities.| Forbes
Billions in government support is spurring semiconductor investments, which a conference at Arizona State says need worker, environmental, and community benefits.| Richard McGahey
A new history of New York City's economy shows alternative visions from the past with ideas for the future; it will interest Mamdani and others who care about cities.| Richard McGahey
The pending government shutdown also is about a constitutional fight over Congressional and presidential power.| Forbes
A powerful mental reset helps leaders stay calm, present, and decisive under pressure. Strengthen your executive presence and decision-making skills.| Forbes
The explosion of fake AI videos brings a radical chance to rebuild our information ecosystem on more conscious, deliberate foundations.| Cornelia C. Walther
As we forge partnerships between natural and artificial intelligences, have we absorbed the most vital lesson from her research, that intelligence itself is plural?| Cornelia C. Walther
Beyond 2030 we need hybrid development goals — to harnesses the complementary power of natural and artificial intelligences for human and planetary flourishing.| Cornelia C. Walther
Teens are struggling terribly with stress. But new data points the way to help, support and create pathways to manage stress and nurture their wellbeing.| Forbes
Most major indices rose in September, with the Liv-ex 100 up 1.1%. Advances were backed by strong momentum, trade value and volume approaching pre-tariff levels. The post Major Liv-ex indices rise in September appeared first on Liv-ex.| Liv-ex
Bordeaux led the market with a 33.2% share of traded value. While the 2022s and 2015s were the top-traded vintages... The post Champagne and Burgundy neck-and-neck; Asian and US buyers strengthen market share appeared first on Liv-ex.| Liv-ex
Bordeaux led the market with a 30.5% share of traded value. Chateau Mouton Rothschild was the region’s top-traded wine by... The post Opus One leads US to 10% share of market appeared first on Liv-ex.| Liv-ex
The latest shutdown of the federal government is providing crisis communication lessons for corporate executives.| Edward Segal
Tylenol is the latest product to be in the public spotlight because of allegations that a well-known product or one of its ingredients are dangerous in some way.| Edward Segal
Actor Robert Redford used the power of his celebrity to help the environment and the independent film movement.| Edward Segal
The 25 proposed changes to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's rules, if adopted, would impact companies and employees in a variety of different ways.| Edward Segal
Companies could be in a better position to respond to a crisis if they had to take crisis management preparations as seriously as hospitals are required to do.| Edward Segal
Videos touting actor Will Smith’s concert tours are raising fresh concerns how AI can exaggerate the appearance of enthusiasm for performers, products, and services.| Edward Segal
The Cracker Barrel restaurant chain’s rebranding efforts shows how changing a corporate logo can create a self-inflicted public relations crisis.| Edward Segal
In the corporate world, workplace cultures can help or hurt efforts to keep employees or lay the groundwork for an internal crisis.| Edward Segal
Trump’s response to crime in DC is providing important lessons for business leaders about managing and responding to crisis situations.| Edward Segal
The nature of the risks and threats that can trigger a crisis for companies and organizations are always subject to change.| Edward Segal
The tsunami that was created today by the historic 8.8 earthquake in Russia provides the latest reminders about preparing for and responding to natural disasters.| Edward Segal
The best crisis communications strategy to use when a crisis strikes depends on a variety of different and changing factors.| Edward Segal
Corporate branding lessons can come from surprising and unexpected people. Professional wrestling legend Hulk Hogan, who died today, was one of those people.| Edward Segal
The floods in Texas should serve as a reminder for business leaders about the challenges organizations can face when a weather-related disaster strikes.| Edward Segal
Romantic affairs that become public can create a crisis for those involved and their employers. The CEO of Astronomer, a data analytics company, is the latest example.| Edward Segal
No matter what form it takes, philanthropy can be a critical component of a company’s brand and crisis response strategy.| Forbes
The "R-word" of retirement is often misused. What if leaders considered an "unretirement" strategy?| Dan Pontefract Blog
The People & Culture function must evolve. Can P&C leaders embed compassion, resolution, and fairness into their organization's everyday culture?| Dan Pontefract Blog
Leaders have a choice to make. Is AI a replacement or complementary employee tool? Or both?| Forbes
New research suggests leaders are highly confident about their efforts to adapt their organizations, but probably over-optimistic regarding staff issues.| Roger Trapp
Prize for university start-ups aims to show how combining profits with purpose can help solve some of the big problems facing the world in the 21st century.| Forbes
Wondering which AI skill will differentiate you as a leader? Here are three AI skills you need in 2025 and beyond, plus AI certifications to help you build these skills.| Rachel Wells
Is agentic AI really boosting productivity in the workforce? Asana’s recent study sheds light on the hype surrounding AI agents and how we can maximize ROI.| Rachel Wells
It's tempting to zone out on Fridays and log off early, but before you do, ask yourself these three questions to build your self-awareness and emotional intelligence.| Rachel Wells
Stop asking your boss year after year for a promotion. Try these three steps instead, and watch your career and salary potential soar.| Rachel Wells
How are you equipping the next generation of leaders and managers? Learn how to equip your high-performers for promotions, plus the number one mistake to avoid in 2025.| Forbes
When it comes to shipping, there are two main categories: standard shipping and flat rate shipping. Understand their main differences here.| ReachShip
Researchers are warning that Russia, China and Iran are exploiting the death of Charlie Kirk to undermine the West.| Emma Wollacott
The World Cup, Disney World, and Taylor Swift all use AI-enabled ticket pricing, but some complain it is unfair and unethical.| Richard McGahey
Opposition by some progressives to housing development in New York and Los Angeles could worsen housing affordability.| Forbes
Artificial intelligences are an acute human rights challenge and a paradox; the same technology that liberates some enslaves others. Here's what consumers can do.| Cornelia C. Walther
Prosocial AI can serve to ensure that AI serves natural intelligence, as a force for collective flourishing. Here is a peek on what this means.| Cornelia C. Walther
On Sept. 16, three unrelated historical events converge, creating a lens through which we might glimpse humanity's future with artificial intelligence.| Cornelia C. Walther
For too long, assistive technology has been clunky, stigmatizing and one-size-fits-all. AI is changing that narrative, one prosocial application after the other.| Cornelia C. Walther
Accepting seamless AI assistance means trading the struggle that builds intelligence for the comfort of instant solutions. We must protect ourselves from agency decay.| Cornelia C. Walther
We can drift toward a future where a few powerful AI systems homogenize human thinking, or fight for intellectual sovereignty and AI systems that expand human wisdom.| Cornelia C. Walther
The Network and Information Security Directive 2 (NIS2) is the European Union's latest framework for strengthening cyber security resilience across critical sectors. If your organization falls within the scope of NIS2, understanding its requirements and ensuring compliance is crucial to avoiding penalties and securing your operations against cyber threats.| Compass Security Blog
UNI 1615303 draft standard defines agroecology terminology based on FAO elements and Gliessman's 5-level framework for sustainable agriculture transition.| FoodTimes
Attract, retain, engage and develop Gen Z with research-backed strategies that foster their success and overall success as well.| Tracy Brower
Data shows leadership is in crisis. But there are four key ways leaders can be effective and model strong leadership to give people continuity and hope.| Tracy Brower
Discover how to articulate, align, act, and adapt so your purpose drives success in work and life.| Tracy Brower
Hoping to ace your end-of-year performance review and secure a promotion? These are the top six leadership qualities and skills you need to focus on in 2025.| Rachel Wells
Every leader or manager needs these three AI skills to future-proof their careers and AI-proof their organizations in 2025 and beyond.| Rachel Wells
Learn the one underrated high-income skill that successful founders, leaders, and entrepreneurs swear by for six-figure growth.| Rachel Wells
Looking for remote flexibility with a touch of in-person team vibing? Discover the top 21 employers hiring the most hybrid-remote job postings in 2025.| Rachel Wells
When your finances are shrinking, your bills are looming, and the job market looks forbidding at best, here are seven ChatGPT prompts to make as much as $1,000 this week.| Forbes
Ourobio is turning cheese waste into naturally colored, compostable plastics through a breakthrough bioprocess that co-produces pigments and PHAs.| Forbes
Bordeaux led the market with a 32.5% share of traded value, up slightly from 29.8% last week. Chateau Lafite Rothschild...| Liv-ex
Video games are not just for young men in basements. They appeal to all ages and sorts of people — and businesses are starting to see them as a way to reach consumers.| Roger Trapp
The 9/11 attacks were particularly tough for the financial services company Cantor Fitzgerald. But executives have rebuilt the business while remembering those they lost.| Roger Trapp
Organizations are strengthening the rules governing behavior by all employees and are increasingly not afraid to make examples of those at the top.| Roger Trapp
Advances in technology combined with changing expectations of work mean that employers can no longer rely on old styles of leadership to inspire workers.| Roger Trapp
Many organizations are cutting DEI programs in a backlash inspired by populist politicians. But doing so risks missing out on opportunities.| Forbes
Vor bald zwei Jahren überfiel ein palästinensisches Terrorkommando Israel, um einen Krieg vom Zaun zu brechen. Der Krieg dauert an, aber der Angegriffene gilt nun als Aggressor. Wie das möglich wurde, hat mehrere Gründe.| Salonkolumnisten
The U.S. jobs market is a million jobs weaker than thought, according to BLS data. Here's why it's happening, and what you can do to protect your career from layoffs.| Rachel Wells
Learn seven easy ways to monetize AI in 2025, without learning to code or getting a computer science degree.| Forbes
The EU has hit Google with another antitrust fine for favoring its own online display adtech services, and is calling for it to divest part of its business.| Emma Wollacott
Soccer fans are advised to be wary in the run-up to the FIFA World Cup, with a rash of fake websites and counterfeit online stores.| Forbes
Check out these 10 certifications to boost your salary up to $7,000+, and future-proof and AI-proof your career. Learn the skills to survive in this new future of work.| Forbes
Labor Day 2025: Conservatives like Oren Cass say they support workers, but their opposition to unions means workers won't get benefits or protections they need.| Richard McGahey
Both blue and red metropolitan areas block affordable housing as insiders use overregulation to prevent new construction| Forbes
Discover the employers at the forefront of flexible hiring, with this list of 50+ companies hiring for remote-friendly, flexible, four-day work week jobs in 2025.| Forbes
If you're facing a layoff and are worried about how to get a job quickly, here's your fast-track comprehensive guide on how to write a resume that gets you hired in 2025.| Forbes
Want to secure more job interviews? Tailor your resume. Here's why it works, plus you'll learn how exactly to tailor your resume for a job description in 2025.| Forbes
Whether it be a natural disaster or a local issue tied to causes like homelessness, education or community development, many customers want their spending to align with their values.| Shep Hyken Blog
Learn how to turn your expertise and skills into passive income using ChatGPT in 2025. Plus, you'll debunk common passive income misconceptions.| Forbes
With companies raising their content marketing budgets this year, here are seven ways you can make money online as a writer in 2025, and how to get started.| Forbes
Champagne overtook Burgundy, claiming second place with an 18.2% share of the market. Dom Perignon accounted for over a quarter of the region’s trade.| Liv-ex
Most coffee shops, bakeries and restaurants are small or medium-sized businesses without the sophisticated technology to connect with their customers.| Forbes
Plastic gridlock shows hybrid-era leadership: treat long-term issues as near-term opportunities, with prosocial AI guiding systemic and shared solutions..| Cornelia C. Walther
ProSocial AI and Islamic finance come from different contexts, yet share a commitment to justice and human wellbeing that may reshape how we think about technology in finance.| Cornelia C. Walther
Digital literacy is not enough against chatbots manipulation. We need to understand not only how AI works, but also how we work, so we can navigate this new reality.| Forbes
The U.K. appears to have agreed to drop its demands for access to Apple user data currently protected by encryption.| Emma Wollacott
The Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE) has had another win in its fight against digital piracy, succeeding in getting Rare Breed IPTV shut down.| Forbes
Estonian startup Arbonics is using data-driven technology to help landowners across Europe turn underused land into high-integrity carbon sinks, aiming to restore forests.| Marianne Lehnis
Five venture-backed startups—wielding drones, AI cameras, nanosats, stratospheric balloons and brine-to-water tech—are turning climate chaos into a fast-growing adaptation industry.| Forbes
