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  • A woman sits at a computer in an office.Newsletters

    Most workers want an AI chatbot to be their work best friends, a new study says

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  • A portrait of Hisayuki Idekoba, president and CEO of Recruit Holdings Co. and CEO of Indeed, in Tokyo, Japan.Newsletters

    These are the tasks Indeed’s new CEO says HR leaders should hand over to AI

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  • Two employees stare at a computer at the office.Newsletters

    HR leaders say AI ROI is a red herring. Here’s what firms should focus on instead

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  • Young professionals sit in line against the wall, chatting, preparing and reading their resumes and cover letters when waiting for a job interview.Newsletters

    In the Age of AI, some tech leaders think communications degrees may actually be more valuable than computer science degrees

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  • Smiling female manager interacting with team in meeting at office. Coworkers are planning marketing strategies. They are sharing ideas.Newsletters

    ‘DEI’ as a dirty word: Companies are saying a lot less about diversity and equity in public filings

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  • A woman in a stripe shirt looks concerned at a man on the left hand sideNewsletters

    Why HR should pay more attention to buzzwords like ‘quiet quitting’ and ‘coffee badging’

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  • Office worker doing work on desktop computer.Newsletters

    Workers say AI and tech overload is making them less productive

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  • NEW YORK, NEW YORK – JULY 09: New York Mayoral Candidate Zohran Mamdani speaks during a press conference at the United Federation of Teachers (UFT) headquarters on July 09, 2025 in New York City. Mamdani spoke during a press conference alongside UTF President Michael Mulgrew, Chapter leader Dr. Terrain Reeves and members of UTF as he received the endorsement of the teachers union. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)Newsletters

    Young people aren’t anti-capitalist. They’re just sick of corporate hypocrisy

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  • Supporters of Zohran Mamdani cheer election results as his victory is announced at a Democratic Socialists of America watch party at Brooklyn Masonic Hall in Brooklyn, June 24, 2025. “I could never have prepared for the scale of support that we saw,” Mamdani said in an interview the day after the primary. (Victor J. Blue/The New York Times)Magazine

    The billionaires and CEOs panicking about Zohran Mamdani are wrong about Gen Z

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  • A woman looking at a screen with an overlay of fluid imagery to show change and flexibility.Newsletters

    Why a top HR executive at PwC says that in an AI-fueled labor market ‘skills are currency’

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  • An artist's rendering of a skyscraper and city street at nightNewsletters

    Inside JPMorgan’s new headquarters designed to lure back reluctant employees

    By Kristin Stoller and Sara Braun
  • Fortune 500 CEO Interview portrait of Roy JakobsLeadership

    Philips CEO says AI could make American health care affordable and solve the staffing crisis

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  • Corning Chairman and CEO Wendell Weeks works closely on innovation and technical problems across the company’s portfolio, spending about 40 percent of his time working on small teams aimed at new product innovation.Newsletters

    How Corning is ushering in the AI revolution

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  • Corning Chairman and CEO Wendell Weeks at the company’s R&D facility in Corning, N.Y.Features

    How the 173-year-old glassmaker behind Edison’s light bulb and iPhone screens became a Silicon Valley darling

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  • Fortune 500 CEO Interview portrait of Glenn FogelLeadership

    Booking Holdings CEO says the future of cheap flights is uncertain: ‘That’s like trying to predict the weather’

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