Every meeting has a PowerPoint, but not every meeting needs one. Matt Alston explains the program’s long corporate tyranny.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has some guesses. But so do career counselors and other job market experts. Plus, PowerPoint presentations and rate cuts.
Fifteen years in the making, the Coalition for Green Capital just announced its first funding recipients. Plus, chocoholics and trucker grub.
Investors are expecting the next few years to be good for corporations. Plus, apple picking is in demand, manufacturing workers less so.
Will the housing market chill out in 2025? The National Association of Realtors seems to think so. Plus, oyster harvesting is back in Mississippi.
This past spring, Eric Bauer bought the Turner Hat Company, but looming tariffs have thrown a wrench in his plans for the company in 2025.
Only some will benefit from the coming “great wealth transfer.” Plus, wholesale inflation and the quest for a new hat manufacturer.
Stiff prices for groceries are making our eating habits flexible. Plus, encore careers and a distinctly San Francisco car chase.
At 55, Michelle McKenney Jones retired from a 31-year career in corporate human resources and is pursuing her passion for higher education.
Will all ads be AI-generated one day? Plus, long-term unemployment rises, and a homeowner becomes an Airbnber to afford a property tax hike.
