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There's never been a better time to work at a startup.
With industries like self-driving cars, machine learning, and cloud computing growing, startups are at the forefront of innovation. Social media site LinkedIn has released its third annual Top Startups List, which ranks the best startups to work for.
Amazon, Netflix, and Home Depot some of America's favorite brands, according to the latest version of Morning Consult's Most Loved Brands study. Morning Consult conducted more than 400,000 survey interviews to determine the rankings.Retailers and tech companies fared well overall.
People in the states with the highest incomes and highest costs of living don't necessarily have the most in the bank, data from GOBankingRates shows.
Math is a useful tool for understanding the world, and there are many ways to make certain tasks easier.
Here are eight tips for quickly figuring out a tip, saving time doing math in your head, and deciding whether or not to buy a lottery ticket.
Unemployment is at record lows and the stock market is at record highs, yet Americans largely don't feel confident about the future.
That's because those two numbers — easily the two most watched in the US economy — don't capture what's wrong with the country's economy.
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Disruption is the new normal for business today, from new business models to technologies that upend entire industries to new social expectations and demands.
See how Business in Action can help your students get ready for this dynamic workplace.
Major companies like Pepsi and Gap have had some howlers over the years with some terrible logos assaulting our eyes.
There are plenty of worrying designs out there though which range from the poorly thought through to the downright outrageous.
We all know that Warren Buffett is a quote machine for his simple and yet profound wisdom.
Naturally, much of it has to do with investment, but as he approaches 90, Buffett is uniquely qualified to impart life advice that could change the course of careers and businesses.
Buffett has no shortage of advice about the importance of finding integrity in leaders. He's been telling us for a while that, of all the decisions we make in life, one of the most important ones is to invest in relationships with honest and ethical people.
When people think of drones and supply chain, they typically think of Amazon's unmaned air force delivering packages on people's front porches. But drones and other technologies will have a more much more far-teaching impact on supply chain than just customer delivery (but don't think that's not going to happen soon, too).