Business

Now a new study suggests the greatest benefit of all: Drinking more coffee leads to less chance of dying, period. Read More

After football fans slugged their way back (or even skipped) work last year costing businesses to lose nearly a half-billion dollars in productivity, it’s expected that the losses will rise well north of the number in 2019. Read More

These industries employ thousands or even hundreds of thousands of workers in occupational groups that are likely to shed positions over the next decade. Read More

Perhaps maybe someone had too many drinks, gambled too much, or their team lost, either way — the Monday following the Super Bowl can be a headache for both employees and employers. Read More

Here are tips from a human resources expert on exactly how to keep the awkwardness to a minimum and productivity to a maximum. Read More

The solution to experiencing the magical feeling of being a business owner is to quit and start a business, or experiment part-time and start a side-hustle. Read More

Companies seeking a lower overhead have in recent years been moving their offices to out-of-the-way areas. In order not to repel current or future employees, they often seek to sweeten the deal by offering attractive amenities. Read More

From overcoming the gender pay gap to accessing the training that you’ll need, here are a few considerations to plan for before you start your business. Read More

With workers, especially Millennials, stressing that work is a leading cause of career burnout, a shorter week would help alleviate some of the pressures of day-to-day. It could perhaps encourage employees to use vacation time instead of burning a combined 768 million days in 2018. Read More