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Financial feminism isn’t a social media movement or a passing trend, it’s a full-scale power shift, and it’s rewriting the future of business, investing, and leadership.
AI avatars are reshaping work in ways that echo Bruce Willis’s movie Surrogates, raising new questions about trust, identity, and digital presence in meetings.
For people who don’t mind rolling up their sleeves, and not a fan of sitting in an office all day long, the following businesses provide an opportunity to build wealth.
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings is strategically by selling two older vessels to residential cruise operators Crescent Seas. Two others will be chartered to an Indian company.
Every dollar invested in humanitarian aid and development creates long-term benefits and a more secure and stable world.
Trust is always a bet. No matter how reliable someone has been, no matter how many times they’ve shown up, there’s always the possibility that tomorrow they won’t.
Welcome to this week’s ForbesWomen newsletter, which every Thursday brings news about the world’s top female entrepreneurs, leaders and investors straight to your inbox.
With the rapid emergence of artificial intelligence, we’ve entered a new era—one where the tools used to enhance performance are also being weaponized in real time.
Spokane’s Ban the Address ordinance bars early address inquiries, requiring employers to update hiring practices and delay collecting housing information.
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