Below, Emily Durham shares five key insights from her new book, Clock In: No-BS Advice for Getting Ahead in Your Career (Without Losing Your Mind).

Leadership has never been easy. Today there are additional challenges that make it increasingly difficult. Rapidly changing workplaces, employee stress, generational conflict, hybrid work arrangements, and growing calls for transparency all add extra layers that leaders have to contend with. In the past leaders relied on technical skills and authority that their titles granted. These are becoming less relevant and there are growing demands for leaders who are able to instill trust and inspire commitment, and have the people skills that are considered emotional intelligence. 

Motherhood is one of the most intense leadership incubators many women will ever enter. And when mothers are supported, the growth can be profound. However, that is not the narrative most workplaces carry.

If you’re like most people, you’re using artificial intelligence in a variety of ways, and you may be relying on its help as a partner in this tough job market. You’re probably even asking AI for career advice. But is this a good idea? The answer is decidedly mixed.

The epicenter of the tech boom will soon have a new luxe travel option for wealthy travelers keen to not mix with the masses.

The house I currently live in was built on the outskirts of Milwaukee in 1941–which means it does not have central air-conditioning. In the ten years we’ve lived here, the lack of A/C has only bothered us for about two weeks every August. We can power through those hot, sticky days with window air conditioners in each of the three bedrooms, and before we know it, we’re back to complaining about the snow.

Maison de Sabré has spent nearly a decade building a reputation for colorful, beautifully crafted leather handbags. But lately, the thing that makes people fall for the brand isn’t a bag at all—it’s the charms.

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Apple’s incoming CEO John Ternus steps into the chief executive role in less than two months. He’s got some massive Tim Cook-sized shoes to fill. The outgoing CEO is leaving with Apple stock (Nasdaq: AAPL) currently near an all-time high of over $300 per share and a massive market cap of more than $4.5 trillion, largely driven by its stellar hardware products that are irresistible to consumers.

Millions of Americans tap their smartphone screens daily to order rides, groceries, or dinner, hooked on the seamless convenience of the gig economy.

Consider the following scenario. Suzy is 63, recently retired, and trying to decide when to start receiving Social Security and how to manage her retirement savings to minimize the tax hit.

Below, Elizabeth Svoboda shares five key insights from her new book, The Art of Pacing: A Guide to Balancing Short-Term Demands With Long-Term Thriving.

Over the past four years, I’ve interviewed thousands of candidates and extended offers to about 40 people.

In 2024, hundreds of nurses gathered outside a Kaiser Permanente hospital in San Francisco, carrying signs that read: “Trust nurses, not AI.” As the nurses union started contract negotiations last year, the nonprofit health system’s adoption of artificial intelligence tools was one of the issues workers raised while picketing—and earlier this year, tens of thousands of Kaiser nurses went on strike alongside mental health professionals, largely to protest AI. 

State fairs are famous for iconic foods like funnel cakes, corn dogs, and just about anything that can be deep-fried. But when it comes to over-the-top edible offerings, few events have a reputation quite like the Minnesota State Fair.

The amount of AI-generated content you scroll through might be far greater than you think, according to a new study by the AI detection platform Pangram. 

One of the biggest mysteries cancer researchers are trying to solve is why colorectal cancer rates are soaring among young adults. 

The emergence of AI in corporate life has made almost every professional question what their role will look like—or whether it will even be there—in the next few years. For now, senior leaders may be more insulated from disruption than less experienced colleagues, whose work often involves tasks (from creating marketing plans to analyzing data to writing code) that AI can effectively automate.

The Trump administration on Thursday gutted a bipartisan federal agency that oversees elections, a worrying decision with midterms just around the corner.

My husband and I stumbled into Imago therapy early in our marriage. We were both open to therapy because we knew enough to know what we didn’t know. He came from a divorce, and I came from witnessing parents who were married for 48 years but continually had the same arguments over and over again. We didn’t want to repeat those mistakes.