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3 things the new Boeing CEO needs to do to turn things around at the troubled company
Leadership

3 things the new Boeing CEO needs to do to turn things around at the troubled company

By Emma Burleigh and Azure Gilman
July 31, 2024
25,000 people forced to flee after flames engulfed a Canadian resort town
Environment

25,000 people forced to flee after flames engulfed a Canadian resort town

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July 26, 2024
Bosses are outfitting workers with everything from cooling hats to bracelets that measure body heat to protect them in heatwaves
Success

Bosses are outfitting workers with everything from cooling hats to bracelets that measure body heat to protect them in heatwaves

By Dorany Pineda, Kendria LaFleur and The Associated Press
July 24, 2024
Explosion and fire at Mexican tequila factory kills at least 5
Health

Explosion and fire at Mexican tequila factory kills at least 5

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July 24, 2024
A California mother plans to sue a dairy farm after feeding her children raw milk sickened her 6-year-old daughter and twins
Retail

A California mother plans to sue a dairy farm after feeding her children raw milk sickened her 6-year-old daughter and twins

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July 10, 2024
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
California is eyeing legislation that would make AI firms ensure their systems can’t be used to wipe out the electric grid or help build chemical weapons
Tech

California is eyeing legislation that would make AI firms ensure their systems can’t be used to wipe out the electric grid or help build chemical weapons

By Trân Nguyễn and The Associated Press
July 2, 2024
One in five U.S. workers struggles with thoughts of self-harm or suicide—here’s what managers can do to support them
Newsletters

One in five U.S. workers struggles with thoughts of self-harm or suicide—here’s what managers can do to support them

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June 26, 2024
Kia Telluride
Finance

Kia recalls 463,000 Telluride SUVs that could catch fire, warns drivers to park outdoors

By Wyatte Grantham-Philips and The Associated Press
June 7, 2024
Vintners in Willamette Valley—home to world-class Pinot Noirs—seek $100 million after fires tainted their grape harvest
Retail

Vintners in Willamette Valley—home to world-class Pinot Noirs—seek $100 million after fires tainted their grape harvest

By Claire Rush and The Associated Press
May 28, 2024
Photo of Stephen Gillett
Conferences

Cyberattacks are soaring—and more lucrative for criminals than drugs. It’s time to treat them as an ‘act of war,’ health care exec warns

By
May 21, 2024
Janet McCabe
Tech

Chinese, Iranian, and Russian gangs are attacking U.S. drinking water and officials are alarmed

By Michael Phillis, Matthew Daly and The Associated Press
May 21, 2024
Steve Mollenkopf
Leadership

Boeing faces a critical investor vote as it hunts for a new CEO

By Julie Johnsson, Ian King, Siddharth Philip and Bloomberg
May 16, 2024
‘One Chip Challenge’ led in part to high school sophomore’s death, autopsy found
Retail

‘One Chip Challenge’ led in part to high school sophomore’s death, autopsy found

By Steve LeBlanc, Kathy McCormack, Michael Casey and The Associated Press
May 16, 2024
Robert Kroutil
Environment

Whistleblower says EPA tried to backdate documents and altered reports in Norfolk Southern train crash: ‘I think they chose not to know’

By Josh Funk and The Associated Press
May 15, 2024

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