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Powered by AI: The Future of Entry-Level Jobs
AI is reshaping entry-level work by automating routine tasks. Here’s how graduates and employers can prepare for the future of work.
Read MoreHow to Make a Good Strategic Decision (Cont’d)
There are three basic steps to making strategic decision. Learn how this simple framework can improve your decision-making.
Read MoreHow to Make a Good Strategic Decision
Making better strategic decisions starts with understanding the four basic types of decisions, and knowing which one you’re facing.
Read MoreP/E Ratios: How High Can We Go?
S&P 500 P/E ratios are near dot-com-era highs. So, is there a bubble? Here’s the breakdown of the numbers, the AI factor, and what could go wrong.
Read MoreDon’t Worry, Be Happy: The Rise and Risk of Buy Now, Pay Later Services
Buy now, pay later has exploded as a popular alternative to credit cards, but lighter regulation and easy access can make debt pile up quickly.
Read MoreSo, You Think You’re Smarter Than a Scammer?
This week in our newsletter: Meta is Getting Paid by the People Scamming You The Federal Reserve is More Divided than Ever Are We Going Back to the Roaring 20s? […]
Read MoreThe Dreaded L-Word: Layoffs
No one likes to talk about layoffs — until they happen to them. By one estimate, 40% of all US workers will be laid off at least once in their careers.
Read MoreSpeculation Nation: Who Ya Gonna Call — Your Broker Or Your Bookie?
The wall between investing and betting is crumbling. Here’s how prediction markets are blurring the line between smart investing and outright gambling.
Read MoreMind the AI Gap, Lest You Fall In
AI is transforming the workplace, but not everyone is keeping up. Here’s how future-built companies are closing the AI skills gap as a business priority.
Read MoreWhen Founders Come Back
What’s a founder to do when the company they’ve built starts to go up in flames under new leadership? For some, it means coming back, cape and all.
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