This is what the first round result means for France - and the world
A look at the national - and international - significance of the first round results in the French presidential election.
Career advice for 20-somethings, from one of Wall Street's most senior women
One of the most senior women on Wall Street shares her best advice for 20-somethings.
These are the jobs recruiters are trying to fill, according to LinkedIn
A LinkedIn survey evaluated the type of candidates recruiters are looking for.
Here's how to give your employees better feedback, from management veterans
Four ways to give your employees effective feedback.
Leaving your comfort zone might make you happier
A happiness expert says being happier on a daily basis could be based in hedonic adaptation - changing small things causes us to feel happier.
Why judging other people on their morals can improve cooperation
New research suggests that people who had the opportunity to judge each other’s morality were more likely to cooperate and trust each other in a group.
Love your business like your child? It might be your downfall
A new study suggests that entrepreneurs love their companies in ways similar to how parents love their children.
These four characteristics show you're emotionally intelligent
How you can establish whether you have high emotional intelligence.
6 questions - and answers - about the French election
A few important things to know about the upcoming French election, explained by Joshua Cole, an American scholar of European history.
Rejected for a job? Here's why it could be a good thing
Sarah Robb O'Hagan, CEO of FlyWheel Sports looks at dealing with not getting a job - and why it might be a good thing.
Why leadership is everyone's act of citizenship
Young people can utilise their leadership skills to participate in civic entrepreneurship.
6 opportunities for you to take a stand at work
Avery Blank explores six opportunities to take a stand and be a leader.