The Algorithmic Executive: Beyond the Traditional Calendar
The executive calendar is being reimagined as a dynamic, AI-driven asset, transforming how leaders audit their time and preserve their most valuable resource: cognitive energy.
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Leadership & Management — Page 2
Leadership, management and decision-making. Cyrus Magazine on how executives and founders build teams and make hard calls.
Record Sales At Hypermarket Chain Puregold Price Club Lands Cofounders Lucio And Susan Co Among The Philippines’ Top Five Richest
Lucio and Susan Co, the billionaire cofounders of hypermarket and supermarket chain Puregold Price Club, enter the top five ranks of the country’s richest for the first time.
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Gen-Z’s Movie Theater Comeback And The Power Of Collective Experiences
Gen-Z is fueling a surprise box office boom. Discover why brands need to invest in more collective experiences.
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Kyla Pratt On Upcoming Season Of ‘The Proud Family’ Reboot And Her Lasting Legacy
Disney’s beloved animated series, The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder, is returning for a fourth and final season, launching on July 29th, as it’s tied to the show’s 25th anniversary this year.
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The 8 Best Words To Say When Negotiating
Negotiating can be daunting, with 55% of US workers avoiding salary negotiations due to fear. Yet, it creates deeper, collaborative conversations if done correctly.
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‘The Pitt’ Star Tal Anderson On Her First Emmy Nomination And The Importance Of Autistic Representation
HBO’s The Pitt has earned 25 Emmy nominations this year for its second season, leading all programs for the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards. Among the nominated actors is Tal Anderson, who plays Becca King. Anderson’s portrayal earned her, her first Emmy
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For Next FIFA World Cup, Make Human Rights The Goal
When the 2026 World Cup concludes on Sunday, US President Donald Trump will be on stage to lift the trophy—making this World Cup a new sportswashing exemplar.
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World Cup Lessons: 5 Communication Habits Of High-Performing Teams
The World Cup is a high-pressure test of teamwork and communication. Adopt these 5 communication strategies within your business teams to play like champions.
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Why Are AI Bills Exploding? What CEOs And CIOs Should Know
Why AI bills are exploding, and what CEOs and CIOs can do about it. The good, bad, and ugly of AI overuse, and steps to tie AI use to ROI and business outcome metrics.
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‘Angry, Raucous, And Shamelessly Gorgeous’ Play Directed By LaTanya Richardson Jackson Sparks Dialogue On Black Feminism And Renewal
Playwright Pearl Cleage created sharp-witted Angry, Raucous, and Shamelessly Gorgeous in 2018 to explore an intergenerational conversation among Black women of all ages and to offer a feminist critique of how Black women were portrayed in August Wils
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Why Gen-Z Is Bringing Back Physical Media
Gen-Z is rediscovering vinyl, DVDs and print in a backlash against streaming, algorithms and AI slop. Why physical media is becoming the new status.
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Teyana Taylor To Receive Icon Of The Year Award At 2026 BET Awards
On June 9th, BET announced that accomplished multi-hyphenate performer Teyana Taylor will receive the Icon of the Year Award at the 2026 BET Awards, to be held at Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, with internet sensation Druski as host.
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Founder Of Tokyo-Based Developer Open House Targets Smooth Succession
Shares of Open House jumped 38% in the past 12 months, boosting Arai’s net worth by $400 million to $2.4 billion.
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Shadow To Shine and the Promise of Access
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The Cost Of Menstrual Symptoms On Workplaces
The cost of missed worked days, and reduced productivity from menstrual symptoms is not going away.
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How Neurodivergent Families And Big Umbrella Day Redefine Arts Access
Lincoln Center's Big Umbrella Day creates welcoming arts experiences for neurodivergent audiences and families through music, movement, creativity, and inclusion.
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New Research Identifies Stories Missing From Media, According To Black Women
On May 29th, In Our Own Voice: National Black Women’s Reproductive Justice Agenda released new qualitative research introducing Narrative Demand™, an emerging concept from its Narrative Power for Justice Initiative (NPJI), to understand better Black
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Why Women Are Leaving The Workforce, And How Companies Can Fix It
455,000 women left the workforce last year, many due to caregiving. Shelley Zalis explains why workplace systems, not women, must change.
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Women Are Building A New Leadership Model Outside Corporate
As companies pull back on investing in women's advancement, women are building their own infrastructure, and it's working.
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Gen-Z Workers Want To Be Leaders. Here’s How Companies Can Help Them Succeed
Burnout, financial insecurity, and heavy workloads are keeping Gen-Z workers from leadership. Here's how companies can close the gap before leadership pipelines run dry.
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Autism And Why Getting Hired Is Only The Beginning
A new autism workforce survey reveals why many autistic employees succeed professionally while quietly struggling with burnout and masking.
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The Grief We Don’t Name: How Ambiguous Loss Can Hurt As Much As Death
Psychologists say some of life’s deepest grief comes not from losing people entirely—but from losing them while they’re still here
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How Food Brands Are Reinventing Themselves For Modern Consumers
How foods brands have reinvented themselves to keep up with wellness trends and meet the evolving needs of consumers.
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A Former IP Attorney On Why Drug Pricing Is Really About Power
Pharmaceutical monopolies, patent law, and global health access shaping drug pricing, power, and inequities in the U.S. and worldwide.
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