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Employees Want Financial Stability Perks Over Wellbeing Benefits, Study Finds
Gartner data reveals 55 percent of employees face severe financial anxiety, driving a major shift toward medical, job security, and income-focused perks over traditional wellness offerings.
She Defrauded Amazon of $9.4 Million and Forged a Federal Judge’s Signature. Now She Faces 16 Years in Prison
Fake invoices, money laundering, and forged court documents led to a lengthy federal sentence for one Georgia woman.
How 2 Super Bowl Winners Turned Warren Buffett’s Wisdom Into Their Own Winning Strategy
Ndamukong Suh was a player for the Buccaneers; Les Snead was the Rams’ GM. Both took vital advice from the Oracle of Omaha at key points in their career.
Meta Glasses Won’t Record With the Capture Light Covered. Critics Aren’t Convinced
The company rolled out a new marketing campaign and software updates amid backlash.
OpenAI Just Issued a Chilling Warning About AI Cyberattacks. Here’s How to Prepare
OpenAI has teamed up with other tech companies like Anthropic and Google to warn about attacks that could arrive ‘in the coming months.’
Starbucks Learned Its Airport Customers Have Different Needs. It Developed a Strategy Anyone Can Copy From
While the brand remains the same, the customers were looking for a different experience.
How Companies Can Scale Without Losing Their Workplace Culture
Growth can make maintaining a cohesive culture more difficult.
Employees Say Hybrid Work May Not Be The Best Model After All
Hybrid work was supposed to be the happy medium, giving employees more flexibility while preserving collaboration and company culture. But the model is not meeting expectations. As companies continue to...
Fannie Lou Hamer’s Legacy Hits The Road Again With An Upgraded Digital Tour
The story of Fannie Lou Hamer is getting a digital upgrade. An enhanced driving tour dedicated to the Mississippi sharecropper-turned-civil rights leader has relaunched with new video, archival audio, photographs,...
Long-time XCEL Summit for Men Host Ed Gordon Pays Tribute to Black Enterprise Founder Earl G. Graves Sr.
A proud native of Detroit, Ed Gordon always knew he wanted to be a broadcast journalist. While he would mimic local newscasters when he was a junior in high school,...
Padres Co-Owner Kwanza Jones Says Princeton Ignored Her Until She And Her Husband Donated $20 Million
Kwanza Jones says it took a hefty gift to get her alma mater's attention.
Southern University Board Chairman Pushes For Student Dress Code
Tony Clayton raised the idea during an Aug. 21 board meeting in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
