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To understand how AI will impact the future, people need to start thinking about jobs not as titles but as sets of tasks, says LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky.

Fatigue and focus: Shifting C-suite priorities in 2024. From PR Week

The chairwoman of the Culture, Media and Sport Committee has said she feels very sorry for Huw Edwards and his family after the BBC newsreader resigned following allegations that he paid a young person for sexually explicit photos.

GUEST OPINION: These days, cyber attacks seem to be making the headlines on an almost daily basis. For many businesses, they hear about the latest mas...

After closing a $50 million Series B extension led by Felicis and Accel, workflow platform provider Tines sets its sights on expanding its use beyond the security

Pair joins with almost 20 years of experience between them

With the pandemic in media executives’ rearview mirrors, media trends are still emerging at the speed of sound, and this year’s Variety Entertainment…

ASML shares surged 1,300% during a decade under Wennink. He retires as the chipmaker faces more export restrictions.

Nearly half of working women (47%) in the UK say that their stress levels are higher than a year ago, partly due to return-to-office policies and long hours, according to a new Deloitte Global report.

Half of the real estate companies in Central Europe (49%) estimate investment to increase in 2024 and only 19% expect a decrease (lower than 51% in 2023), amid improving perception of growth potential in the market, according to Deloitte's 2024 Real Estate Confidence Survey for Central Europe.