Matt Bernstein unpacks the events, people, and culture wars shaping the world around us.

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“Cringe culture” emerged from informal social policing on social media, but it is also prevalent in real-life interactions.

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Business owners looking to attract, engage and retain these critical workers need a hybrid plan in place and a comprehensive ...

Gen Z are "resisting this digital age because it has become very cluttered and unreliable...they're yearning to connect in ...

It's normal for the youngest age cohort entering the workplace to seek resume help and job advice from Mom and Dad, but ...

Over the course of its 172-year-history, the Lang-Bräu brewery in the north of Bavaria has weathered two world wars and the ...

On top of these trends, the increasing utility of AI technology is changing how some organizations are structured, and even ...

Gen Z is buying in the Midwest for affordability-but rising home insurance and climate risks could turn those bargains into ...

Gen Z founders are writing a new playbook for business that combines what’s most important to them: profit and purpose.

The newest group of entrants to the workforce arrives with a healthy fear of AI, and some radically different beliefs about ...