Pandemic

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Ellevest CEO And Co-Founder Sallie Krawcheck speaking in an interview.
Leadership

Why the CEO of a woman-focused investing firm is still all-in on remote work

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July 9, 2024
As COVID-19 cases tick up, U.S. health officials recommend new shots for all Americans this fall
Health

As COVID-19 cases tick up, U.S. health officials recommend new shots for all Americans this fall

By Mike Stobbe and The Associated Press
June 28, 2024
Real estate CEO says pandemic boomtowns in Florida and Texas are overvalued—and in some cases, are crashing 
Finance

Real estate CEO says pandemic boomtowns in Florida and Texas are overvalued—and in some cases, are crashing 

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June 25, 2024
Entry way to the Global seed vault in Svalbard.
Politics

Prepping for the ‘unthinkable,’ Norway is stockpiling 30,000 tons of grain, citing the war in Ukraine, the pandemic, and climate change

By The Associated Press and Jan M. Olsen
June 25, 2024
‘A head-in-the-sand approach’: The U.S. strategic drug stockpile is inadequate for a bird flu outbreak
Commentary

‘A head-in-the-sand approach’: The U.S. strategic drug stockpile is inadequate for a bird flu outbreak

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June 24, 2024
This Walmart manager makes up to $500,000 a year after starting part-time making $8 hourly. How the retail giant started to pay up
Success

This Walmart manager makes up to $500,000 a year after starting part-time making $8 hourly. How the retail giant started to pay up

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June 23, 2024
Six young campers in bright camp t-shirts stand on logs in the woods.
Family

6 million kids in the U.S. will mourn the death of a parent or sibling by age 18. Here’s how a grief camp can help them heal

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June 22, 2024
Hyatt Hotels CEO Mark Hoplamazian
Leadership

Why Hyatt’s CEO thinks ‘seeing around corners’ is a futile effort for leaders: ‘Spend less time trying to do scenario planning’

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June 21, 2024
Ben Granger, Chief Workplace Psychologist for Qualtrics.
Newsletters

Qualtrics’ ‘chief workplace psychologist’ on how to address employee burnout

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June 18, 2024
Massive $250 million theft from federal food aid program made possible by Minnesota agency’s lax oversight, audit finds
Politics

Massive $250 million theft from federal food aid program made possible by Minnesota agency’s lax oversight, audit finds

By Steve Karnowski and The Associated Press
June 14, 2024
Worker is stressed at laptop.
Leadership

The kids are not alright: Gen Z and millennial workers are struggling and it’s time for managers to pay attention

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June 12, 2024
A group of kids in full hockey gear skate down the rink.
Lifestyle

Canadian youth have put hockey on thin ice: As participation declines, the future on the beloved pastime is precarious

By The Associated Press and Stephen Whyno
June 11, 2024
No one wants another pandemic—but bird flu has already flown the coop
Commentary

No one wants another pandemic—but bird flu has already flown the coop

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June 11, 2024
Teacher absences are worse now than during the pandemic. It’s costing schools $4 billion a year and some students ‘will never get back on track’
Lifestyle

Teacher absences are worse now than during the pandemic. It’s costing schools $4 billion a year and some students ‘will never get back on track’

By Bloomberg and Nic Querolo
June 6, 2024
Workday CEO Carl Eschenbach
Leadership

HR software company Workday just made its Fortune 500 debut—here’s how it became a $7.3 billion powerhouse

By
June 5, 2024

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