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Apple Founder Steve Jobs Lookalike Sighting In Egypt Sparks Conspiracy Theories

The internet went wild after a photo of a man who looks very similar to Apple found Steve Jobs was posted on social media.

Bill Gates Praises Steve Jobs: 'A Wizard' For Keeping Apple Employees Motivated

Bill Gates has gotten around to admitting his arch-rival Steve Jobs had a few redeeming qualities.

400,000 Americans To Lose Jobs If US Tariffs On Mexico Take Effect

Trump's 5% tariffs on Mexico will eliminate 400,000 US jobs -- and that's just for starters.

Google’s Parent Company Added 20,000 Jobs Last Year, Now Has 100,000 Employees

Alphabet, the parent company of Google, has announced that it added nearly 20,000 employees in the last year taking the total headcount to 103,549 in the first quarter of 2019, up from 85,050 a year ago.

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Google Is Helping Veterans Find Civilian Jobs That Match Their Skills

U.S. veterans will now be able to type “jobs for veterans” on Google’s search engine and enter their military job codes when they search for civilian jobs online.

President Donald Trump surrounded by business leaders and administration officials

Strong US Job Growth Expected In July, Tariffs Yet To Bite

The Federal Reserve could raise interest rates again in September if a robust economy helps the labor market weather trade tensions.

How Robots Will Team Up With Humans To Power The Future Workforce

Robotics Process Automation and Artificial Intelligence are poised to change how workers and businesses operate.

Why I Left Investment Banking To Start My Own Social Media Company

Creative fulfillment was one of the biggest reasons I quit investment banking, and it taught me that happiness is worth more than the paycheck.

Breaking The Gender Barrier In A Male-Dominated Industry

The world we now live in today has brought plenty of much-needed attention to matters of gender equality.

How Tech Giants Are Keeping Employees Happy Through Innovative Workspaces

Through workplace design, tech companies have found concrete ways to make their employees happier, healthier and more productive.

‘Irrational Exuberance’ And Other Market Forces That Can Inflate Your Company’s Valuation

Even professional investors sometimes accept artificial valuations as the new truth and get swept away by Irrational Exuberance.

Why Should You Be Building Your Own Market Analysis

The market analysis is arguably the most important section of a business plan.

Trump Says He Called CEO Tim Cook After Apple Announced US Jobs

At a speech in Pittsburg after Apple's U.S. jobs announcement, the president revealed what he did when he heard the news.

How Much Would Government Shutdown 2018 Cost Taxpayers?

Lawmakers were scrambling on Thursday to avoid a government shutdown. The previous one cost taxpayers billions.

AAPL Stocks Rise After Apple Announces 20K Jobs, Billions In Investments

Apple stock spiked on Wednesday after the company announced new U.S. jobs, billions in investment. The iPhone maker also said it will repatriate overseas cash.

How Data Science Can Prevent Employee Turnover

People analytics requires companies to rethink data science across the organization — and it works.

The Lack Of Female Executives Isn’t Just Bad For Women, It’s Bad For Business

Identifying sources of inequality can give new voices a chance to drive innovation and boost business.

Having A Mentor Can Transform Businesses And Lives, Especially For Women And People Of Color

On average, mentored employees produce higher-quality work and feel better about their companies than workers without mentors. It's an especially important relationship for women and people of color.

How To Create The Best Workplace For Millennials In 2018

When it comes to working life, it is clear that millennials are very different from previous generations.

Women less likely apply for jobs requesting a 'brilliant' candidate

Women Less Likely To Apply For Jobs That Seek ‘Intellectual Talent’: Study

Research data revealed that women showed less interest in career areas that were linked to "brilliance" because the trait was culturally stereotyped that of a man's.