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Elon Musk in China

Elon Musk Names a Second-in-Command at Tesla as Pressure from Investors Grows

Elon Musk has reportedly promoted Tesla China chief Tom Zhu to oversea North America and Europe sales in addition to his existing responsibilities in Asia.
By Sissi Cao
Elon Musk at World Cup

Elon Musk Says He Will Step Down as Twitter CEO—As Soon As He Finds a Replacement

Elon Musk said he will step down as Twitter CEO but only when he finds a replacement, breaking silence since millions of Twitter users voted for his outster in a poll.
By Sissi Cao
Logo of Twitter blue bird on building

In a Twitter Poll Elon Musk Says He Will ‘Abide,’ 58% Call For Him to Step Down as CEO

Elon Musk asks his Twitter followers if he should step down as CEO, and most say yes.
By Oliver Staley

Forget Building Corporate Culture. Your True Office Secret Weapon is Workflow.

By Zack Rosen
Scott Galloway

‘Reckless’ Elon Musk Is Running Twitter Into the Ground, Says NYU Professor Scott Galloway

By Sissi Cao
In this photo illustration a Zillow logo seen displayed on a smartphone screen

Zillow Is Laying Off 300 Employees As It Shifts Focus to Tech Roles

By Courtney Vinopal
Elon Musk

Investors Question Whether Elon Musk Can Juggle Twitter With His Many Other Companies

By Sissi Cao
An employee sits at a desk with a row of desktop computers in the Boston office of travel company Kayak.

Most Workers Agree They’re Invited to Too Many Meetings, but Putting a Price on It Isn’t Simple

By Courtney Vinopal
Commuters wait for a train in Brooklyn, New York.

Office Use Rates Bounced Back To Their Highest Level Since Early 2020

By Courtney Vinopal
The New York Times building is pictured in Manhattan.

Nearly 1,300 New York Times Employees Are Protesting Return-to-Office Policies by Staying Home

By Courtney Vinopal
McDonald's logo

McDonald’s Adds Three Board Members, Doubling the Number of Women Directors

By Sissi Cao

Electric Truck Maker Nikola Names Its Third CEO in Two Years, But Says it Has a Plan

By Sissi Cao
Woman sitting on Villingili beach, working with a notebook and mobile phone, surfing in the internet.

How to Let Your Employees Work From the Beach

By Courtney Vinopal
CEO of Tesla Motors Elon Musk speaks at the Tesla Giga Texas manufacturing "Cyber Rodeo" grand opening party in Austin, Texas, on April 7, 2022

Tech Workers Are Disillusioned With Elon Musk, and That Means Trouble for SpaceX and Tesla

By Sissi Cao

SpaceX Employees Were Reportedly Fired For Airing Their Complaints About Elon Musk

By Courtney Vinopal
a protest sign reading "Goodbye Roe"

With A Supreme Court Decision on Roe Looming, Few Companies Plan to Offer New Benefits

By Courtney Vinopal

Elon Musk’s Public Behavior is Embarrassing His SpaceX Employees

By Sissi Cao
A worker folds the completed PPE product

As U.S. Workers Head Back to the Office, One Million Women Are Left at Home

By Linda Carroll
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos Believes This Is the Best Way to Run Meetings

By Brittain Ladd
Toxic leadership isn’t just bad for business; it can also make workers seriously ill.

Your Management Style Could Be Sending Employees to the ER

By David Waters
Merck CEO Ken Frazier was first to resign from his manufacturing council.

Can Corporate America Afford to Walk Away From President Trump?

By Neal Hartman
Here are a few mistakes people make that will ruin likability, thus lessening your chances of landing an offer.

The Worst Mistakes People Make in Job Interviews

By Dandan Zhu
Everyone thinks life will be so much better as an entrepreneur, but the reality is the only easy day was yesterday.

How to Go From Employee To Entrepreneur (It’s Harder Than You Think)

By Bernie Klinder
If you’re dealing with problem employees and are seeing any of the following issues, I suggest you cut your losses quickly.

Should I Fire This Employee? Nine Sure Signs the Answer Is ‘Yes’

By Cheryl Snapp Conner
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