swordIn today’s digital world, job seekers are savvier and more informed than ever. Anyone with an internet connection has access to employee reviews that deliver insider perspectives on a company’s culture, compensation, advancement opportunities, Read more >
As the debate about automation, technology and the future of work rages on ― and with 5.8 million jobs open in the United States, including 700,000 in Information Technology professions alone, the reality is Read more >
As students head off to college and universities this month, a global rethink is needed to make higher education more affordable, accessible and useful. Many young people have entrepreneurial spirit and exceptional drive, but unless Read more >
The recent announcement of Amazon's $13.7 billion purchase of Whole Foods was met with shock in many quarters. The implications of this blockbuster deal are far reaching: While supermarkets must contend with an innovative, wealthy and aggressive new competitor, consumer goods producers will also need to re-evaluate their Amazon strategies -- and customers in the years ahead may find the grocery shopping experience they have grown accustomed to has been re-imagined.
One of the essential challenges in the coming years involves the future of work. With the twin pressures of globalization and automation dramatically disrupting the job market, many questions have been raised about America’s ability to maintain full employment.
Solar energy has seen a boom in recent years. According to a recent study, the industry is experiencing annual growth, powering more U.S. homes than ever, and continuing to reduce carbon emissions at record Read more >
Advances in technology move at lightning speed. These advances affect all aspects of society, from how we communicate personally to how businesses operate, especially with how top talent is recruited. Traditional techniques have Read more >
