“I’ll probably freak out at some point.” After 19 years running her fast-growing and now-public software company, BlackLine’s CEO discusses why she’s giving up the rare top job in tech.
“Whole Foods noticed what we're doing, our story, and they insisted very early that we should launch nationally," says Thiam.
A slimmer college football slate this fall should be “relatively digestible” for major broadcasters and their shareholders, according to Bank of America analysts.
Here's how experts say you should reevaluate your retirement savings as you get older.
Now small and midsize businesses can scale whatever service they provide.
They're rolling out new benefits to help workers with kids deal with COVID-era unknowns.
The ubiquitous Chinese app is a platform U.S. business can't live without.
Germany reported the most new cases since May, while France said the situation is worsening, particularly in the cities of Paris and Marseille.
Gold has soared 24% this year. But the forces behind the boom are more complicated than they appear—and don’t augur well for long-term investors.
The new rollout targets some of China's most developed regions.
A cautionary tale from the 1970s reveals that the Postal Service has always experienced a problem with its functions.
Earlier this week, former chief operating officer Francoise Brougher said in a lawsuit that she was fired after speaking up about gender discrimination.
The Oracle of Omaha also dumped Occidental stock during the coronavirus pandemic—despite his sweet dividend arrangement with the energy company
A new report has devastating statistics on the state of Black women in corporate America.
States are figuring out how to get the extra unemployment money flowing.
Overcoming racial stereotypes and discrimination requires both personal initiative and a robust network of mentors and allies, writes Urban Zen CEO Helen Aboah.
