A recent exchange on LinkedIn involved a senior leader at McKinsey questioning whether the glass cliff even exists for female leaders at struggling companies.

Nearly 1 in 5 hiring professionals say confirming whether they’re interviewing a person rather than AI has become a top challenge.

The use of artificial intelligence within the U.S. court system has typically been limited to administrative tasks and legal research.

A large company can adjust midyear when revenue swings. Solopreneurs don’t have that luxury.

After spending nearly 25 years building Magnolia, Joanna and Chip Gaines made a crucial decision. Leadership experts say it was the right move.

Customers are urged not to eat authentic Italian lemon Alfredo fettuccine, made by Gias Foods and sold under Walmart's premium private label.

The NHL is launching a 'Hot for Hockey' campaign. There are so many ways this can go wrong.

A bipartisan bill that formally calls on the Treasury Department to stop minting pennies includes a provision for commemorative 1-cent coins.

An oral history of how the show's producers, encouraged by Crave and Bell Media leadership, took the story from page to screen in 18 months.

It’s a corporate-sponsored misinformation-festival where convicted rapists and those awaiting trial are welcome—just like this entire presidency.

New Treasury regulations allow eligible children to be automatically enrolled, though parents will still need to claim the accounts to take full control.

Amazon is a launching a collection of new Kindles. If you want to click your way through a book, you can buy a clicker or a new cover.

A toy company, a magazine giant, and a Hollywood studio are all highlighting the importance of streaming expertise this week.

Some hybrid employees are monitoring their managers’ schedules to decide when to go into the office, USA Today reports.

A 'Playboy' survey reveals fewer of Generation Z are having sex or even masturbating. They blame porn, anxiety, and being broke.

The NHL is launching a 'Hot for Hockey' campaign. There are so many ways this can go wrong.

Project Suncatcher is sending AI hardware into orbit. The technical hurdles are enormous, but researchers say the economics may eventually make sense.

Craft stores like Michaels are well prepared for the internet's microtrend du jour.

Elite knowledge workers explain how training AI models for the likes of Turing and Mercor is the most exciting intellectual challenge of their careers, even if they succeed in teaching their AI studen...

Elite knowledge workers explain how training AI models for the likes of Turing and Mercor is the most exciting intellectual challenge of their careers, even if they succeed in teaching their AI studen...

Elite knowledge workers explain how training AI models for the likes of Turing and Mercor is the most exciting intellectual challenge of their careers, even if they succeed in teaching their AI studen...

Sierra Nevada Cheese Company has stopped production and shipment of all Graziers Raw Milk Cheese products in the wake of an ongoing investigation.

The latest trend on social media is ‘bloomscrolling.’ Here’s what to know.

These cozy, stretchy jeans have a fleece-like interior. Just don't call them jeggings.

Selecting the wrong setting can derail a whole project—or at least deprive you of some of Chat’s most powerful functions.

The Hershey Co. chief explains why weight-loss drugs aren’t killing the candy business and how AI is directing his sales force in real time.

The website is replying to prompts about the United States objectively—and social media is noting that might be bad news for the president.

The viral exchange between Sen. Eric Schmitt of Missouri and former special counsel Jack Smith seems to have unfolded differently in Schmitt's mind.

While AI may ultimately create more jobs than it destroys, we may be on the verge of 'the largest and most sustained workforce transformation in US history,' a new McKinsey report states.

The agencies behind Graza, Stillers, and more will give NYC-grocery stores an appetizing new look. And yes, there will be merch.

Tallying up tonnes of CO2 can feel like an abstraction. A new 'Carbon Impacts Tracer' illustrates how much damage emissions will really cause.

I visited Kyiv’s hidden offices and testing fields to meet the startups, soldiers, and government engineers making cutting-edge weapons at a pace the rest of the world is scrambling to match.

I visited Kyiv’s hidden offices and testing fields to meet the startups, soldiers, and government engineers making cutting-edge weapons at a pace the rest of the world is scrambling to match.

Craft stores like Michaels are well prepared for the internet's microtrend du jour.

America.gov can help users navigate federal websites and find services. The harder problem is making those services themselves easier to use.

The Freckle phone replaces internet and apps with outdoor quests, tactile buttons, and walkie-talkie mode.

Griffin donated $3 billion, mostly for a new campus in Miami, Florida.

A newly amended franchise disclosure from Checkers Drive-In Restaurants reveals net store declines for fast-food burger chains Checkers and Rally's.