A report issued by Google Public Sector shed light on the state of play for federal AI adoption, finding most efforts are ...

A shocking 33% surge in workers over 65 reveals a retirement crisis most Americans aren't prepared for. With average 401(k) balances barely reaching six figures, the math simply doesn't add up for ...

After passing major tax cuts earlier this year, Republicans are laying out a broader affordability agenda they hope will start paying off for voters in 2026. Affordability has emerged as one of the ...

Looking ahead to 2026, corporate boards are placing an emphasis on CEO succession planning, workforce agility, strategic execution and technology transformation, according to a Dec. 11 report from the ...

FAS dean for faculty affairs and planning Nina Zipser, who also spoke at the Monday presentation, reported that the University-wide hiring freeze reduced the number of staff positions in the FAS by ...

Hospital labor costs continue to climb, posing persistent margin pressure. For CFOs, short-term fixes are no longer enough. Recent data from the Kaufman Hall "National Hospital Flash Report," says ...

The article presents the seasoned estate-planning practitioner with an interesting paradox: First, it acknowledges that the use of revocable trusts to avoid probate hasn’t, in many cases, accomplished ...

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Vanessa Formicola discusses how "invisible" forces shape our code and architecture. She shares patterns like "Cirque du ...

Danone slide at Gartner HR Symposium 2025 (Photo credit: Jill Barth) When Vincent Favre, organizational development director at multinational food corporation Danone, told a room full of HR leaders to ...

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The U.S. has become worryingly reliant on a small segment of its workforce, according to hedge fund billionaire Ray Dalio, particularly tech elites who, he argues, are propping up an “unproductive” ...