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The Japanese automaker scrapped its 2040 all-electric target and is now betting on the gas-hybrid technology it once abandoned.

When a Meta executive lost control of an autonomous agent, it exposed a systemic governance gap that every C-suite leader now needs to address.

Princeton faculty decided this week to reverse a policy implemented in 1893.

Convert, edit, merge, and manage PDFs without the usual software overload slowing down your workflow.

BambooHR CFO Justin Judd says this is how to keep junior talent.

Travel bloggers across Europe recorded which car brands parked outside the lines or illegally. Mercedes topped the list.

Palo Alto Networks' tech chief in concerned businesses are losing time as hackers exploit software vulnerabilities with AI models.

Despite recent downsizing, tech companies are still hiring—they're just looking for a very different kind of engineer.

The Wall Street veteran takes over from Jerome Powell at a challenging moment, with rising inflation complicating interest rate decisions.

The crowd’s response reflects wider anxiety that AI will replace human jobs, especially among young people entering a tough labor market.

George and Claire Kittle sit down to talk about what it takes to keep pushing the ball forward when obstacles big and small get in your way.

Dirty Dill CEO Dan Graves explains how its new crowdfunding campaign will fuel its next phase of growth.

Trading platform Opo empowers retail traders with the same intelligent tools that institutional desks have had for years.

Inside Besties, the functional mushroom and nootropic brand exploring psilocybin-inspired microdosing alternatives for mood, focus, and everyday wellness amid the evolving psychedelic wellness and psilocybin regulatory landscape in the U.S.

Otis CEO Judy Marks thinks new college graduates have a unique advantage.

GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen made an ambitious bid for eBay, a company nearly four times the size of his own. eBay's board wasn't impressed.

Purdue is cutting tuition 40%. Johns Hopkins is offering 50% scholarships. As applications decline, schools are doing a fire sale on MBAs.

A new Gallup poll finds 43 percent of Americans aged 15-34 think it's a good time to find a job, compared to 64 percent of those 55 and over.

A degree gets you in the door, but data-driven career prep keeps you in the room. Don't just graduate; optimize your professional system or risk being "reassigned" by the script.

These major retailers are investing heavily in the future of shopping.

Your remote employees are clocking in and out of their personal lives during the workday, whether you realize it or not.

Steven Droulis was focused on keeping his restaurant alive. Then his brother made a move he didn't ask for and everything changed.

Huang delivered a somewhat contrarian commencement speech at Carnegie Mellon University.

Executive turnover and a reliance on Hart's presence turned the comedian's media company into a cautionary tale for entrepreneurs.

Rising costs are forcing more retirees back to work, with nearly half of them citing financial need as their primary reason.

The company's Liquid Glass interface looks great on iPhones—but it doesn't translate well to the LCD screens most Mac users have.

Watch this step-by-step instructional video to create an AI assistant custom-designed for your exact needs.

For years, entrepreneurs were told to refresh, redesign and optimize. The result was better-looking websites that often changed very little.

Match Group, which owns Tinder and several other dating sites, previously canceled its internship program to cut costs.

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