Meta's shares haven't slowed down in 2025, extending last year's gains. The company's focus on efficiency and cost-cutting in 2023 paid off big time, with a significant boost in operating margins and even a first-ever dividend. Despite some setbacks early in the year, the stock rebounded, fueled by
2024 was a year full of surprises in the world of sports. Saudi Arabian money filled the pockets of top athletes, pushing their earnings to new heights. The Dallas Cowboys became the first sports team to hit a $10 billion valuation, showing the NFL's enduring dominance. Meanwhile, tennis legend Rafa
Boston’s business scene in 2024 was a mix of memorable moments, from peculiar advertising campaigns to unexpected art installations. Governor Healey and Lieutenant Governor Driscoll dressed as DunQueens for a St. Patrick’s Day event, and the Pats missed out on the Super Bowl, but Boston still sent a
Green technology innovation (GTI) is turning the tide by helping us break free from the endless cycle of economic growth leading to environmental pollution. Past research has focused on understanding GTI decisions in the supply chain as isolated strategies, overlooking the impact of random factors.
2024 was a wild ride for U. S. airlines. Just five days into the year, a door panel fell off a Boeing 737 Max operated by Alaska Airlines, causing delays and raising safety concerns. Two weeks later, a federal judge blocked JetBlue's plan to buy Spirit Airlines, leaving Spirit to face its own challe
In today's world, digital transformation is a hot topic, with governments everywhere pushing businesses to adopt these changes. But it's not all smooth sailing—there are uncertainties and companies might be missing out on some key factors. One such factor is official visits. To understand how these
In Brazil, leaders overseeing Diversity and Inclusion face unique challenges. They often lack clear job roles, resources, and confidence. This is different from leaders in areas like Finance or Marketing. These diversity professionals deal with what we call "Marginal Leadership. " It means they're i
Last summer, Jennifer Abel left Jonesworks, a company she helped start. She says she was bullied by the founder, Stephanie Jones. But Jones says Abel was fired for trying to poach clients. This isn't just a case of someone quitting their job – it’s a messy dispute with lawsuits and text messages bei
In Pittsburgh, a unique kind of holiday cheer filled the air. Instead of carols, there were picket signs. Instead of holiday shoppers, there were striking Starbucks workers. About 200 workers from 10 coffee shops across the city walked off the job, demanding a union contract. They sang a twist on "W
Hatboro, PA, has a legend named Fred Powell who's about to hit the big 103! At a recent borough council meeting, Mayor Tim Schultz presented him with a special proclamation. The mayor thanked Fred for his decades of work at Powell’s Electric, a business his father and great-uncle started in 1922. F
