How CEO Christian Klein spearheaded SAP’s seismic shift to a cloud company
[ad_1] CEO Agenda provides unique insights into how leaders think and lead and what keeps them busy in a world of constant change. We look
Work stress: Busy bragging may make you seem less competent, likable, UGA study says
[ad_1] We’ve all experienced stress in the workplace at one time or another, and sometimes commiserating with your colleagues can lift some of that weight
A Tesla veteran just resigned, saying it was ‘definitely not for the faint of heart’
[ad_1] Elon Musk’s Tesla just lost another long-time veteran executive, continuing the spree of resignations at the $700 billion electric-vehicle maker this year. Sreela Venkataratnam
Former executive risks 40 years in prison after allegedly doling out cash bribes at hotels, airports, and in a parking lot
[ad_1] Ex-Vitol Group oil trader Javier Aguilar faces as much as 40 years in prison and will forfeit more than $7.1 million in two U.S.
Star fund manager takes leave amid accusations of cherry picking
[ad_1] Ken Leech, the longtime Western Asset Management chief investment officer, left that role amid probes from the Justice Department and Securities and Exchange Commission
Is Kamala Harris making the U.S. dollar weaker?
[ad_1] The election prospects of former President Donald Trump are already having an effect on the markets. So-called Trump trades, a series of investments set
Lowe’s and Home Depot struggle due to homeowners’ DIY slowdown
[ad_1] When mortgage rates are so high that no one can buy a house or refinance a mortgage, people also stop grouting, painting, and tiling—all
Recruiting: ‘Rule-bender’ language in job postings attracts narcissistic applicants, study says
[ad_1] Every company wants to hire someone “ambitious” who “thinks outside the box,” right? Who “thinks strategically” and “communicates persuasively”? While recruiters may be tempted
Why do Malaysia and Thailand want to join BRICS?
[ad_1] BRICS—originally made up of just Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa—is going to need a new name. After not adding any new members
Interest rate cuts all but guaranteed after dovish Fed meeting, experts say
[ad_1] The Federal Reserve may have finally locked in a September interest rate cut, its first since March 2020—at least according to most economists and