It's the promotion you always wanted. You worked hard for it. You earned it.

And now a colleague is undermining you because of it.

Maybe the coworker is jealous you got the job. Maybe they have more experience or qualifica...

The American West is suffering from the worst drought of our lifetimes - a two-decade dearth of precipitation, perhaps the most punishing megadrought of the past 1,200 years - and much attention is focused on water waste at home.

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Pounded by both sides of the political aisle, pharmaceutical companies know what it feels like to be whipsawed by opposite ends of the American reimbursement system.

Two weeks after the November election, President Trump announced a n...

The coronavirus pandemic has exposed an ugly truth: Millions of America's most vulnerable citizens are almost completely cut off from essential healthcare, including access to the new coronavirus vaccines. The consequences for this population,...

Even before the pandemic, primary care was complicated. Now it's even more so as Covid-19 upends old practices, ushers in new ones and accelerates changes that were already in the works.

Tectonic shifts are underway for practitioner...

Faced with the demand to invest in upgrades needed to sell electric cars, a group of Cadillac dealers recently decided the economic uncertainty outweighed the likely future benefits. About 150 of GM's 880 U.S. Cadillac dealerships instead took...

One of the most common misconceptions in any organization is that leadership is associated with particular roles and only certain titles. Once you reach a specific rung on the proverbial corporate ladder or get that coveted promotion to a certain...

Before the pandemic, most businesses were living comfortably in the paper world when it came to managing their payments and collections. Many had relied for years on back-office staff to stay on top of the constant flow of checks, invoices and sn...

We came to the dealership to buy a car. We left after an awkward lesson in one of the most common mistakes in selling - the failure to keep it simple.

My wife and I were excited to test drive a new family vehicle. On the dealer's...

The great microchip crunch that has squeezed the auto industry should be mostly over by the middle of this year. But carmakers shouldn't be so quick to forget the crisis' lessons: Not only will there be a next time, but that next time will likely...

The dominant narrative around U.S. small businesses throughout the pandemic has been one of doom and gloom. But there's another side to the small-business story that is emerging. A story of determination, perseverance and new opportunities.

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As the founding general partner of a U.S.-based venture capital firm, I'm taking a firm stand with my next fund. Going forward, at least half of the fund's portfolio companies will have at least one female founder.

Not only will...

Crises have a way of accelerating change. That's never been more apparent than with the explosive rise of telehealth services resulting from the pandemic.

COVID-19 supercharged what had been a typically slow but steady adoption of t...

Investing in earlier-stage businesses is a bit like dating. You weigh what's exciting and what's important to you against what doesn't work for either side. And if you walk away, it doesn't mean your date's wrong and you're right. It...

As a woman in college sports, I was used to being an afterthought.

So much centered around athletics for men - the best facilities, the games scheduled for primetime, even some nonsensical rules about uniforms.

Title IX...

Spring break looks a little bit different this year at Denison University: There isn't one. Here's why.

During fall semester, the questions around COVID-19 were straightforward: how do we keep the novel coronavirus off our campus?...

If any company's leadership hadn't been paying close attention to the growing threat of ransomware attacks, the Colonial Pipeline incident  should serve as a loud wake-up call.

The Colonial incident is far from the first rans...

Too many leaders worry about affinity and employee groups in the workplace because they're concerned about what it will do to their culture. There's a fear that the creation of these groups will further Balkanize the organization and that -...

My sister and I were raised on food stamps by a single mom who worked three jobs to make ends meet. Our family had no college tradition and no money for tuition. My only shot at a university education was by winning an athletic scholarship, which...

An airline recovery is at hand - or is it? Air traffic has recently soared though it is still lower than this time a year ago. Questions on getting back to normal abound. But when you look at leading indicators, consumer sentiment and actions t...