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 You returned to work bright and early on January 2nd, and I bet the first person you encountered in the break room turned to you, perky and upbeat, and asked: "So, what are your New Year's resolutions for 2018?" Did you have an answer ready?What inclines us toward making New Year's resolutions, anyway?

Article by Dan LauerMost of us have been in the room while a boring professor drones on and on in front of dozing students.

Today's recruiters face unprecedented challenges.

As flexible work and work-life balance become more popular, more and more people find themselves in need of home offices.

Employers often expect employees to separate their personal and professional lives.

"What is your biggest weakness?" has long been a favorite question of hiring managers across industries.

Asian stock markets rose Friday after the Dow Jones industrial average finished above 25,000 for the first time.

The Dow Jones industrial average is trading above 25,000 points for the first time early Thursday, breaking another 1,000-point milestone.

Starting a business is often a pricey ordeal, but no- to low-cost ideas exist for aspiring entrepreneurs with unique and marketable talent.

Small businesses ended 2017 with a hiring pop, adding 94,000 jobs last month, according to payroll provider ADP.

Small business owners have entered 2018 with many questions about how big their tax bills will be, but they're also optimistic about profiting from a strong economy.

From airline mishaps to security breaches with multiple public political disputes—with Trump and others—along the way, 2017 was quite a year for CEOs.

Two tech entrepreneurs, including a man who invested in the film studio that made the "Twilight" movies, have been convicted of fraud in New York.

Every holiday season, painters, jewelry makers and other artisans spend weeks out in the cold — literally.

With Baby Boomers remaining in the work force and living longer, keeping skills fresh and up to date is essential as technology is changing just about every industry.

The awareness of sexual harassment and gender bias in the workplace is at an all-time high.

You've probably poured hours — if not days — into making your resume perfect.

Ah, the office holiday party: free food, open bar, and a chance to see your company's most elusive executives let loose a little.The holiday party is a great time rub elbows with the upper echelons of your company, but it can be hard to make an impression, especially when you work in a big corporation.Here are a few tips on how to "network up" with your busiest bosses and potentially set yourself up for career opportunities in 2018.1.