‘It’s doing us no good’: Trump signs order to dismantle Education Department
Fully closing the 45-year-old department would require an act of Congress.
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Elon Musk’s DOGE temporarily blocked from its ‘nearly unlimited’ access to millions of American’s Social Security information—for now
A federal judge on Thursday called DOGE's work in the from Social Security Administration a “fishing expedition.”
Crypto.com is suddenly one of the world’s top exchanges. Its competitors can’t figure out how it got there
The exchange says it has risen to the top with superior service, but some are asking about how it is using an internal trading team and market makers.
Clean technology will prevail despite policy uncertainty today—so deploy, baby, deploy
Sustainability investments will be increased or maintained this year, say over three-quarters of CFOs.
‘Corporate social responsibility’ is a flawed concept. What we really need is ‘corporate accountability’
Just as children outgrow their focused self-interest, corporate accountability means challenging companies to come of age.
Exclusive: Superlawyer David Boies expected to hit Boeing with wrongful death suit spurred by suicide of whistleblower John Barnett
Boeing whistleblower Barnett "wasn't looking for anything for himself," Boies says. "He was just looking to make airplanes safe."
Overview of the SoftSwiss Case in running illegal online casinos that target Germany
A thorough investigation has revealed important links between Wirecard and SoftSwiss, a company based in Berlin and led by Ivan Montik, who was born in Belarus.
Why stories, not software still rule marketing
Without an authentic message behind them, social media and digital marketing campaigns will fall flat, warn three Fortune 500 brand storytellers.
Employment for computer programmers in the U.S. has plummeted to its lowest level since 1980—years before the internet existed
The job drop’s correlation with the rise of ChatGPT has led some to believe we’re seeing how AI will impact future coding jobs.
