Success

TechBusinesses aren’t prepared for AI’s massive labor disruption, but experts say focusing on a few key changes is vital
BYSage Lazzaro
CommentaryWorkers are turning to music as stressful workplaces become the norm. Here’s the science of how it works–and how to find your soundtrack to success
BYJamie Pabst
TechKhan Academy’s founder says AI ‘coaches’ will soon submit essays to teachers instead of students
BYAlexandra Sternlicht
Success2 millennial teachers were punished for posting adult content on OnlyFans. Are they victims of employment discrimination?
BYHeather Hollingsworth and The Associated Press
AsiaKorean megaband BTS goes on hiatus at least until 2025 with all 7 members fulfilling mandatory military service
BYKim Tong-Hyung and The Associated Press
SuccessFastest-growing job in the U.S. pays up to $103K a year without a college degree—but candidates have to endure extreme weather and lug 50 pounds of gear up long ladders to confined spaces
BYOrianna Rosa Royle
SuccessMany Gen Zers think the best way to build wealth is to be their own boss, Instagram’s year-end trend report finds
BYChloe Berger
SuccessMarc Andreessen argues celebrity-led brands—from Kim Kardashian’s Skims to Logan Paul’s Prime—are not ‘gimmicks’ but ‘the future of consumer products’
BYSteve Mollman
SuccessAmerican workers keep proving they don’t need to return to the office to be productive. A Big Four economist pinpoints 4 factors driving the productivity explosion
BYJane Thier
SuccessBill Gates thinks he’s a better boss than Elon Musk’s ‘hardcore’ approach. Research (kind of) proves him right
BYJane Thier
LeadershipMajor finance CEO just ripped up her predecessor’s ‘work from anywhere’ policy—this is how experts advise preparing for promise-breaking and policy-amending in 2024
BYOrianna Rosa Royle
SuccessHouse, marriage, kids: Millennials and Gen Z who try to follow a ‘traditional’ path of financial milestones may be majorly messing up their finances
BYEleanor Pringle
RetailAfter 2 years fighting its union, Starbucks says it wants to restart bargaining and reach a contract agreement in 2024
BYDee-Ann Durbin and The Associated Press
CommentaryMillennials and Gen Xers might be the unluckiest caregivers in history. Here’s how their crisis is affecting every workplace
BYBill Novelli
SuccessUAW’s Shawn Fain rips ‘the Musks of the world’ for taking advantage of workers ‘scraping to get by, paycheck by paycheck’
BYChloe Berger
CommentaryImposing harsh return-to-office mandates on employees was like taking candy from a baby. But CEOs will have to answer to their own bosses–investors
BYGleb Tsipursky
SuccessLeBron James opens up on bringing a school to his Ohio hometown: ‘When you’re not from here, it’s hard to get a grasp on it but we get overlooked all the time’
BYAmy Schiller
SuccessNCAA’s longstanding practice of making transfers sit out a year challenged on antimonopoly grounds by 7 states
BYJohn Raby, Aaron Beard, and others
SuccessCollege sports largely applauds NCAA chief’s proposal to do the once unthinkable: Let schools pay athletes
BYRalph D. Russo and The Associated Press
SuccessHall blindsided and betrayed after 50-year partnership breaks down, while Oates is ‘deeply hurt’ by lawsuit over song catalog
BYJonathan Mattise and The Associated Press
SuccessShawn Fain’s campaign to unionize every auto worker outside Detroit sees over 1,000 Volkswagen workers in Tennessee sign on, UAW says
BYThe Associated Press
SuccessElon Musk demands his employees work ‘long hours,’ but turning staff into workaholics makes them way less productive, Slack’s 10,000-person survey finds
BYChloe Berger
SuccessThe bard of the ‘creative class’ has a remote work diagnosis: It’s the era of the ‘Meta City’ and London is the super capital of the world
BYJane Thier and Orianna Rosa Royle
SuccessOne of U.S.’ largest labor unions says South Carolina’s workplace safety program is so bad the federal government should take over
BYJames Pollard and The Associated Press
LeadershipWomen and people of color make up almost half of C-suite leaders—but they’re still locked out of some of the biggest jobs
BYLila MacLellan
SuccessThe heir to luxury retail empire Hermès is reportedly planning to adopt his 51-year-old gardener so he can pass on his $11 billion fortune
BYRyan Hogg
SuccessBill & Melinda Gates Foundation pledges $100 million to expand economic mobility work because too many people are stuck in their careers
BYThalia Beaty and The Associated Press
FinanceHome prices will fall for the first time since 2012, Redfin’s chief economist predicts. Here’s why they will still be ‘out of reach’ for many buyers
BYAlena Botros
TechThis founder is developing AI gun detection technology and uplifting his community while doing so
BYRachyl Jones
SuccessTaylor Swift beats out Barbie, King Charles III, and Sam Altman to be named Time Magazine’s person of the year
BYThe Associated Press

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