Choose A for AI? Some multiple-choice questions in the California bar exam were developed using artificial intelligence.

Trump’s unpredictable tariff policies, and high mortgage rates, pushed more potential home buyers to the sidelines last month.

Entrepreneur Natalie Gordon is leading a drive to exempt baby products made in China from Trump’s heavy import duties, calling them essential items.

Wall Street remains skeptical on whether the latest equity surge is a head fake.

Electra’s innovative process requires neither hydrogen nor scorching temperatures to produce clean iron.

A Corp, the space between a big business and an idea, protects individual creators.

Allergy seasons are getting more intense, and some symptoms can mimic burnout. Here’s how to tell the difference and respond effectively.

Some popular passive income strategies can secretly require a lot of work. Here are some pitfalls to avoid.

OpenAI’s founder is making life complicated for his competitors.

Feeling bullied by a customer, investor, or colleague? It’s probably not your imagination.

Psychology says identifying gaslighting is the first step to fighting it. Researchers developed a simple, free quiz to help.

It’s a “magic trick,” according to Shane Dyer, CEO of Irrigreen, which just raised a $19 million Series A this week. 

These nine books advise all levels, from achieving strategic goals to building high-performing teams.

Moving forward always beats standing still

Companies that lead with purpose need metrics that actually track it.

The As Ever founder says she plans to back more women-led startups as funding for female founders is on the decline.

The popular image creator from OpenAI of ‘Studio Ghibli’ fame is now available via API.

WalletHub’s newest study suggests a certain state has the goods this year.

The company says its vaccine is on track for full approval, following delay.

U.S. health officials seek to phase out artificial dyes from the food supply.

Berkshire Hathaway is flush with cash after selling much of its Apple holdings.

The Finger Lakes wine region offers a look at how vintners are adapting to survive changing climates, shifting attitudes about wine, and the threat from tariffs.

Threads is a challenger to X, which Elon Musk created when he took over Twitter. Meta receives most of its revenue from advertising.

As more companies call people back to the office, nearly a quarter of workers say they’re ready to flaunt or walk away from additional restrictions, even as WFH and hybrid job offerings dwindle.

Leading a company isn’t easy, and even as executives want to push ahead, employees view potential change differently, and some are consciously shunning paths to the C-suite.

CEO Brian Niccol’s goal to restore some of the coffee chain’s former homey feel includes baristas adding upbeat greetings and drawings on takeout cups. But the company just set some limits.

Intel’s brand-new CEO took a big step in his effort to turn the chipmaker around, slashing costs by shedding 21,000 workers.

While the administration’s highly changeable tariff figures—from 10 percent to 145 percent—remain uncertain, some industries and consumers already feel their impact.

Wall Street remains skeptical on whether the latest equity surge is a head fake.

Buyers want speed and reliability—and they’ll prioritize that over a company’s mission or values.

It all has to do with cookies—and money.

From ‘Who should we hire?’ to ‘What’s for dinner?’ asking this dead simple question makes for faster, better group decision-making.

With AI, one of the greatest marketing campaigns in history never would have happened.

Ordo co-founder Barty Walsh says signing a licensing deal with the famous plushy brand has paid off big time.

A major feature of Trump’s first 100 days in office is a dramatic U-turn on DEI policies, spawning a long list of forbidden words and practices in government and the private sector.

… and three other tricky workplace dilemmas.

When you focus on the message, and not the delivery, you transform your brain’s response—and train yourself how to get the most from negative feedback.

Amanda Goetz was done with her startup, House of Wise, after an exit. It wasn’t done with her.