The Cloud Knows Which Employees Want to Quit
Imagine a future where data can predict which employees are flight risks, and which of those are worth trying to keep – and your 'auto assistant' then schedules an appointment with them and marks your calendar? It’s not that far off, according to ADP’s CIO/CTO.
The Cloud Knows Which Employees Want to Quit
Imagine a future where data can predict which employees are flight risks, and which of those are worth trying to keep – and your 'auto assistant' then schedules an appointment with them and marks your calendar? It’s not that far off, according to ADP’s CIO/CTO.
New app wants to help voters get more engaged in politics
Brigade's social mission
Business Leaders Face #NeverTrump Peer Pressure
Opinion: Is it possible that CEOs and VCs really can’t tell the difference between legal and illegal immigration?
Business Leaders Face #NeverTrump Peer Pressure
Opinion: Is it possible that CEOs and VCs really can’t tell the difference between legal and illegal immigration?
The Latest: Work on Facebook data center to start in October
The Latest on Facebook's decision to build a new data center in New Mexico (all times local): Noon Facebook officials say they're thrilled to have found a home in New Mexico for their $250 million data center.
The Latest: Work on Facebook data center to start in October
The Latest on Facebook's decision to build a new data center in New Mexico (all times local): Noon Facebook officials say they're thrilled to have found a home in New Mexico for their $250 million data center.
DIVIDED AMERICA: How China fueled pain and Trump support
Crushed by Chinese competition and feeling betrayed by mainstream politicians, workers in the hills of eastern Ohio are embracing Donald Trump and his tough talk on trade.
DIVIDED AMERICA: How China fueled pain and Trump support
Crushed by Chinese competition and feeling betrayed by mainstream politicians, workers in the hills of eastern Ohio are embracing Donald Trump and his tough talk on trade.
Nickel and Lace Owner: This Is Not Your Daddy's Holster
As gun sales surge in 2016, with the FBI processing a record number of background checks in July, an increasing proportion of that demand is coming from women. As a result, some women entrepreneurs are finding opportunity in mixing firearms and fashion, a combination that gun makers have largely ignored for decades as they focused their marketing on male customers.
Nickel and Lace Owner: This Is Not Your Daddy's Holster
As gun sales surge in 2016, with the FBI processing a record number of background checks in July, an increasing proportion of that demand is coming from women. As a result, some women entrepreneurs are finding opportunity in mixing firearms and fashion, a combination that gun makers have largely ignored for decades as they focused their marketing on male customers.
Gun accessories get stylish makeover for women
Firearms and fashion
EU aims to deploy 5G technology Europe-wide by 2025
The European Union wants to make fifth-generation telecommunications technology available around the bloc and have free wireless connections in every city and major public venue within the next decade.
EU aims to deploy 5G technology Europe-wide by 2025
The European Union wants to make fifth-generation telecommunications technology available around the bloc and have free wireless connections in every city and major public venue within the next decade.
Dakota Access CEO: Company committed to finishing project
The company developing the $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline says it is committed to the project, despite strong opposition and a federal order to halt construction near an American Indian reservation in North Dakota.
Dakota Access CEO: Company committed to finishing project
The company developing the $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline says it is committed to the project, despite strong opposition and a federal order to halt construction near an American Indian reservation in North Dakota.
State lawyer defends case against former AIG boss Greenberg
The state pressed on for more than a decade with civil fraud claims against a 91-year-old former chief executive of insurance company American International Group Inc. as a warning to other executives that wrongdoing won't go unpunished, a state attorney told a judge on Tuesday during a trial's opening statements.
State lawyer defends case against former AIG boss Greenberg
The state pressed on for more than a decade with civil fraud claims against a 91-year-old former chief executive of insurance company American International Group Inc. as a warning to other executives that wrongdoing won't go unpunished, a state attorney told a judge on Tuesday during a trial's opening statements.
Can Obama boost Clinton’s polling numbers?
Obama stumps for Hillary
Wells Fargo Cuts All Sales Goals as it Seeks to Rebuild Trust
Wells Fargo & Co. said it will eliminate all product sales goals in its retail banking operations in January as it works to rebuild trust after allegedly allowing its employees to open accounts without customers' knowledge to meet targets.