Business
Latest Business news from around the world
Ukraine's weapons makers fear a costly slowdown after their tech champion was pushed out of the defense ministry
Defense industry sources worry about what Mykhailo Fedorov's dismissal could mean for battlefield innovation at a pivotal moment in the war.
The most iconic food in every state
From Maine's famous lobster rolls to Tennessee's Nashville hot chicken, every state is known for an iconic dish.
I learned poker to get ahead at work. I'm more empowered in my career and have made incredible connections.
Every month, I play poker with a group of women professionals. The hobby has made me better at my advertising executive job and expanded my network.
I built two wholesale businesses. When I retired at 72, I volunteered to raise service dogs to keep myself on a routine.
Jerry Burns says raising puppies for Guiding Eyes for the Blind has given him structure, purpose, and a new community in retirement.
The CEOs, founders, and billionaires spotted at the World Cup final
Steel tycoons, sports executives, and creator entrepreneurs were among the VIP guests in New Jersey.
Why 'Big Short' investor Michael Burry says Netflix makes milk — while Disney makes wine
Michael Burry of "The Big Short" fame said on his Substack that Disney and Pixar create "evergreen content," while Netflix mostly doesn't.
AI is everyone's job now
AI is spreading beyond tech as employers add AI skills to jobs in healthcare, HR, sales, education, trucking, and more across the US and Europe.
A Hyrox coach says these are the 3 biggest beginner mistakes
Hyrox is a hot fitness race that combines cardio and strength training. A trainer shares common rookie mistakes they wish people knew about.
5 common mistakes executives make in job interviews, according to a C-suite recruiter
Even senior leaders can stumble in ways that hurt their chances of success, says Matthew Siegel, a senior client partner at search firm Korn Ferry.
The cyclospora outbreak lawsuits have begun
At least four lawsuits were filed late last week after health officials identified the source of the cyclosporiasis outbreak spreading across the US.
I'm celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis. Here's a day in my life running my grocery startup and cooking for my family.
Giada De Laurentiis is a chef, author, restaurateur, and entrepreneur. She loves cooking dinner for her family and doing her 30-minute night routine.
My husband had a severe stroke. I went back to work to help pay for his roughly $5,000 a month care costs.
Brenda Eicher-Beard quit working once her husband had a stroke, but had to go back a few years later to afford private caregiving of about $5,000.