Nike nearly ended an investigation into its DEI practices—until Trump took office
A New York Times report revealed that the EEOC chose not to settle with Nike—a decision that could have major consequences for diversity programs in the workplace. When the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission opened an investigation into Nike’s…
What is a micro-cap IPO—and why are they disappearing from the stock market?
As AI-driven mega IPOs flood the market, and amid a regulatory crackdown, smaller companies are vanishing from the Nasdaq and NYSE. We are at an inflection point, a moment when AI-driven mega IPOs are flooding the market—from SpaceX to the frenzy…
Women entrepreneurs are less likely to leverage AI—but more likely to benefit from it
Men tend to use the technology more when starting a business. Yet women who put it to use in their businesses could see bigger gains. Men are more likely than women to leverage AI when launching or running a business, but female entrepreneurs who embrace…
Chase’s latest airport lounge adds an amenity you won’t find anywhere else in its network
Chase says its newest airport lounge was designed to reflect Dallas-Fort Worth, from the menu and décor to an all-Texas whiskey collection. Airport lounges have become one of the biggest battlegrounds in premium travel, and Chase is making its biggest…
New TV guidelines could change how women athletes are shown during live sports events
European broadcasting directives encourage camera operators to avoid angles that sexualize female competitors and instead keep the focus on performance. From Michael Phelps breaking records in the pool to Alysa Liu’s emotive gold medal ice skating…
People who get promoted do these things differently
One of the most underrated career skills is managing up. One of the most common questions I get from young professionals is about promotions. How do you get noticed? What gets you ahead? How do you position yourself for bigger roles? I’ve watched lots of…
The European Union’s chief is considering social media restrictions for kids under 13
Children under 3 shouldn’t be looking at screens at all, says the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. A top European Union official on Monday called for limits to be placed on children using social media as a special EU panel…
These are the application keywords that will bring in top creative talent
An analysis of thousands of job postings and experiments with job seekers shows employers are using the wrong recruitment language to hire creatives. A recent Resume.org survey of 991 U.S. hiring managers found that creative skills have surpassed…
In a tough job market, don’t make AI your only career coach
Studies suggest excessive reliance on AI may reduce learning, increase stress, and weaken the human relationships that often lead to new opportunities. If you’re like most people, you’re using artificial intelligence in a variety of ways, and you may be…
This airport wants to separate wealthy travelers from everyone else
The proposed luxury terminal would offer an exclusive airport experience for commercial passengers who are willing to pay for extra privacy and convenience. The epicenter of the tech boom will soon have a new luxe travel option for wealthy travelers keen…