Boeing’s new CEO is passing the ultimate management test

Boeing’s still-young CEO Kelly Ortberg faces pressing challenges, including a labor strike. Ortberg must address decades of management issues and concerns from customers, workers and investors. Ortberg is focusing on future communication, trust and innovation at Boeing to get the company on the right track. Thanks for signing up! Access your favorite topics in a … Read more

Build fortunes in unexpected industries

Unsexy Businesses, Sexy Profits: Build Fortunes in Unexpected Industries getty When most people think about starting a business, their minds often go to glamorous industries like fashion, tech startups, or creative ventures. What if I told you that some of the most lucrative opportunities are hiding in plain sight, in industries that don’t scream “glamour”? … Read more

Best of Fest 2024: Wisconsin Science Festival in pictures

The Wisconsin Science Festival celebrates the curiosity and wonder of science all around us. by Mariel Mohns | October 25, 2024 The 14th annual Wisconsin Science Festival offered more than 650 events virtually and in person at 200 unique locations across the state. Thousands of participants – from the young to the young at heart … Read more

Coming soon: an online resource locator for Philly businesses | Department of Commerce

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker wants everyone to have access to economic opportunity. That’s why she signed the PHL Open for Business Executive Order, calling on all city departments to simplify and streamline the experience of doing business with and in the city, fostering inclusive growth for all. In support of this, the Department of … Read more

New streaming TV shows and movies on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, Apple TV, Disney+ and more

What to watch this weekend. Credit: Netflix / Apple Another weekend is upon us, and as the days and nights get colder, the need for great streaming options becomes more pressing. Thankfully, there always seems to be something new and exciting to see (along with a lot of junk, of course). Here I come in! … Read more

‘Five to ten seconds seems to be optimal’: the science behind hugs | Psychology

BWhether it’s a short squeeze or a bone-crushing bear hug, few can deny the comfort of a goodbye hug from a loved one. However, in a bid to keep traffic flowing at Dunedin International Airport on New Zealand’s South Island, bosses have decided to introduce a three-minute limit on hugs in the airport area. Passengers … Read more

Los Angeles Business Council’s 54th Architecture Awards Honor Design Projects

The Los Angeles Business Council (LABC) recently announced the winners of its 54th Architecture Awards, celebrating designs that preserve and advance the city’s legacy as a creative capital and foster vibrant, inclusive community life. About four dozen innovative projects were recognized, with the Grand Prize going to the Egyptian Netflix Theater, the Economic Community Impact … Read more

Does the rise of AI agents signal the end of the app economy?

The App Store icon displayed on the phone’s screen is seen in this illustration photo taken in Krakow, … [+] Poland on July 18, 2021. (Photo illustration by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images) NurPhoto via Getty Images The app economy is coming to an end fast. A sensational feeling, perhaps, but let’s keep playing this … Read more

Why Seven Out of 10 Business Ideas Fail | Economy and Business

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One of the unexpected effects of Covid was an increase in new business ventures, as a result of entrepreneurs concluding that their lives needed a change, according to University of Maryland economist John Haltiwanger in a recently published study. . The report notes how “Applications for new businesses grew dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic, growing … Read more