Most people try to keep work and friendship in separate boxes, but that division is counterproductive. Professionals now spend more time with colleagues than with anyone else, and strong personal ties at work are directly linked to trust, learning,creativity, and performance. Related: Social Capital and Opportunity

The push to boost domestic production of raw materials has turned attention to America’s waste stream

The share of workers with multiple jobs is at its highest level in more than 25 years, as Americans cobble together new work arrangements.

The technology is helping summarize legal filings, prepare for hearings and map out decisions

Wharton's Jeremy Siegel discusses inflation trends, labor market signals, Federal Reserve policy, and risks facing markets in 2026.

Ford’s CEO says 5,000 jobs are open. Mechanics say there is little wonder why. Quick Summary Ted Hummel, a “senior master” technician at Klaben Ford, earned approximately $160,000 in 2025 after more than 10 years at the dealership. The automotive industry faces a significant mechanic shortage, with Ford CEO Jim Farley noting 5,000 open jobs at Ford dealerships. Car-repair costs rose 59% from 2014 to 2024, while mechanic wages increased by 34% over the same period.

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Max Tegmark wants to halt development of artificial superintelligence—and has Steve Bannon, Meghan Markle and will.i.am as supporters

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CBS video reports progress in grooming "Atlas" for the workplace

We can't predict or control them—but that doesn't matter

In this week's Big Think Class, Wharton professor Adam Grant shares how to give feedback that will actually help others reach their full potential.

Too many managers take a hands-off approach, and then get frustrated when things go awry. There is a better way Quick Summary Managers often fall into a delegation trap by immediately taking a hands-off approach after assigning tasks, leading to frustration. A ‘delegation dial’ strategy involves five levels: ‘do,’ ‘tell,’ ‘teach,’ ‘coach,’ and ‘safety net,’ based on employee skill and experience. Regular check-ins and periodic reassessment of employee learning stages are cruc

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The region offers housing costs below the national median and steady wage growth

DM How do you define curvilinear? Curvilinear  refers to anything that consists of, is bounded by, or characterized by curved lines rather than straight ones. The term combines the Latin roots curvus  (meaning "bent" or "curved") and linea  (meaning "line"). The concept appears across several domains, each with slightly different emphases: In geometry and mathematics , curvilinear describes shapes, paths, or coordinate systems based on curves. For instance, curvilinear motion

DM Good morning! First, is there evidence or validation that "familiarity breeds contempt" (such as within social, community, work or family interplay)? Good morning, Sciart! This is a fascinating question that sits at the intersection of folk wisdom and empirical psychology. The "familiarity breeds contempt" hypothesis is particularly interesting because it seems to contradict another well-established phenomenon — the mere exposure effect, which suggests repeated exposure g