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Kimberley Ho needed her brand to appeal to tweens — and their parents.

Buffett's Thanksgiving letter will become an annual tradition as he steps away from writing Berkshire's annual report.

A new study found that nearly one in three job postings never go anywhere.

Even established businesses with substantial IT budgets make critical backup mistakes that can cost millions in lost data and expose organizations to catastrophic failures.

Focus more on networking than simply submitting more job applications, says Alan Stein, CEO of professional coaching company Kadima Careers.

While you don't need an advanced degree in computer science to get your vision off the ground, I still think the basics are worth your time to learn.

Windows 11 Pro can help entrepreneurs work smarter, not harder.

It can help with everything from project management to scaling your business.

Learn ChatGPT and more than 20 additional AI tools to streamline operations.

How I automated traffic, sales and ops with four tools — no team required.

The JPMorgan Chase CEO revealed the habit he avoids in a recent interview.

Blindly trusting AI-generated insights leads to poor decisions. Human skepticism is your competitive advantage.

AI can accelerate decision-making, but without clarity, it only multiplies confusion.

Musk, the world's richest person, has to meet several ambitious product and financial milestones to unlock the trillion-dollar pay package.

Haley Pavone, 29, came up with her business idea after a dance floor injury.

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U.S. student loan debt and credit card balances reached record highs this year, driving an overall high for U.S. household debt.

A look at how finance is evolving to blend blockchain innovation with the trust and oversight of regulated systems.

Joe Spector immigrated to the U.S. as a child and co-founded Hims & Hers. There was just one problem.

Automated temperature control can help reduce utility bills while maintaining comfort.

In October, U.S. companies announced the highest number of layoffs for the month since October 2003.

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The U.S. median age for first-time homebuyers is now at a record high.

"All the Cool Girls Get Fired" authors Laura Brown and Kristina O'Neill share lessons from their funny and insightful guide to dealing with the challenges — and taking advantage of the opportunities — that come with getting canned.

IBM reportedly notified several thousand employees that they were being laid off this week.

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