Opinion

You know what they say about 'happy wife, happy life.' Well, as I see it, the same goes when it comes to coworkers at the office. Here's why.

Voters in the U.K. and U.S. are rejecting the status quo in a big way.

Voters in the U.K. and U.S. are rejecting the status quo in a big way.

Negative consequences of the 2008 financial collapse continue to reverberate throughout the nation.

Negative consequences of the 2008 financial collapse continue to reverberate throughout the nation.

More CEOs are using their wealth as well as the bully pulpit to advance issues they believe in.

LinkedIn is clearly after Microsoft’s scale, but Satya Nadella’s interest in the professional network is more nuanced.

LinkedIn is clearly after Microsoft’s scale, but Satya Nadella’s interest in the professional network is more nuanced.

Saudi Arabia's Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman hits the U.S. as he aims to economically re-shape his country.

Saudi Arabia's Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman hits the U.S. as he aims to economically re-shape his country.

Book review: Ever feel like a fish out of water at an office cocktail party when discussing the economy, or when someone brings up the gold standard? Thanks to Imogen Lloyd Webber, there’s now a new book that will rescue you from such awkward situations.

Book review: Ever feel like a fish out of water at an office cocktail party when discussing the economy, or when someone brings up the gold standard? Thanks to Imogen Lloyd Webber, there’s now a new book that will rescue you from such awkward situations.

Was the former Apple executive ousted from Google’s Alphabet or not? That depends on whose story you believe.

Why CEOs need to get out of the C-Suite and into politics.

Why CEOs need to get out of the C-Suite and into politics.

Saudi Arabia and Iran are at it again, this time in Vienna -- a star-crossed city for OPEC.

Saudi Arabia and Iran are at it again, this time in Vienna -- a star-crossed city for OPEC.

Bayer's $62B offer for Monsanto is about alot more than massive M&A.

Gone are echoes of coronation as Democrats brace for a divisive convention.

Opinion: Corporations spend billions on fads du jour. What a waste.