Beth Kowitt

How to conquer a job that keeps getting harder every year

Women are finding that their employers are less committed to their success at a time when their support is most needed

Jimmy Kimmel’s return to late-night TV taught Disney’s CEO and the rest of corporate America that playing yes-man to the Trump administration is bad for business

After firing its CEO, the board is hoping an insider will bring stability. Too bad the company needs shaking up

There was a time when the growing economy lifted everyone. These days, only the rich seem to be rising

CHARLIE Munger, the longtime vice-chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, who died last Tuesday (Nov 28) at the age of 99, will be exalted for many things in the coming days – his business acumen; his aphoris...

For too long, Silicon Valley equated rapid headcount growth with success

In firing tens of thousands of workers, Silicon Valley is proving that the big happy tech family utopia never existed and it’s long past time to lose that tired trope