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If you’re looking for a job that’s ripe to be reshaped by AI, you are likely seeing better pay advertised than just a few years ago. Indeed Hiring Lab grouped jobs more exposed to AI together and found that this category has seen pay growth skyrocket since 2021, more so…
The stars of YouTube supergroup Good Good could hardly contain their enthusiasm as they unveiled an expansive partnership with one of golf’s best-known names: Callaway.”It’s a dream of ours,” one said, as another gushed it would be “super dope.”That was 2023, and the reveal — which Good Good called its…
The job market is tipping in favor of blue-collar and service workers over white-collar fields.The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ new jobs report showed August was a promising time to be a job seeker. The US added 162,000 jobs, about three times the expected gain of 55,000. Growth was widely distributed…
Good Good has seen major fallout from an ad with Callaway that critics say promoted violence against women — but creator economy insiders say there’s a road to recovery.Last week, Callaway cut ties with Good Good, Dick’s Sporting Goods pulled its products from shelves, and the YouTube golf group stepped…
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Jason Shen, the 40-year-old founder of Refactor Labs based in Brooklyn. It has been edited for length and clarity.I’m the founder and CEO of Refactor Labs, an executive coach, and a cofounder conflict expert.I spent two years at Etsy as a…
What do you do if you’re a big media company that owns a bunch of cable TV networks?In many cases, you try to get rid of them. Just this week, Disney dumped its half-ownership of A&E and other networks for $1.2 billion,Versant CEO Mark Lazarus doesn’t have that option: The…
If you look closely at a patch of skin on Zendaya’s ribcage, you’ll spy a tiny, discreet “T” tattooed in black ink. Her longtime partner, Tom Holland, has a similarly easy-to-miss “Z” tattoo tucked beneath his left arm.The permanent tributes to each other’s initials go unseen at most events and…
Little treats are getting littler.With US shoppers under seemingly never-ending strain, large consumer product companies are finding success in introducing smaller formats that won’t break the bank.In earnings reports this week, executives from Coca Cola, Mondelez, Proctor & Gamble, and Hershey acknowledged that consumers were responding to the new price…
