Business & Power

Women now outnumber Men at work but not because Men are getting Fired
For eight straight months, women have outnumbered men in the US workforce — the longest such stretch since 2010. But the reason is the opposite of what it was b

The Job market where nobody hires and nobody leaves
A $150-an-hour remote assistant job drew 2,000 applicants in days. That's not a fluke — it's the shape of a labor market economists now call "low-hire, low-fire

A Daughter changes how a Man runs a Company
Economists found something unsettlingly specific in Danish payroll data: when a male manager has his first daughter, the women who work for him start getting hi

The $10 Trillion number is hiding a simpler problem
Gallup says disengaged workers cost the world $10 trillion in lost productivity last year — nearly 9% of global GDP. Companies read that number and reached for

Red lines set the Stage. Chokepoints write the script.
A week after a U.S. red line was crossed, the expected airstrike still hasn't landed. Not because of restraint — because of the map. With Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb,

The Engagement Collapse Nobody Is Measuring Correctly
Engagement fell from 88% to 64% in a single year. Burnout gets the blame, but the real damage is to identity — when AI does the visible half of your job, what's

The Currency weapon most countries don't have
India just pulled a lever, almost no other economy can reach. in roughly six weeks it moved more than $17 Billion - and the clever part isn't the numbers. Whe

This Airport wants to separate wealthy travelers from everyone else.
San Francisco International Airport plans to build a new terminal designated for the area's where many high-net-worth fliers, passengers who are willing to pay

Top 10 Business books to read in 2026
I’ve been reading books in the Business space for quite some time, and the amount of knowledge I’ve acquired over the past few years is immense. In business, be
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