At the height of the Me Too movement, the message of the training seminar was "fix the women."

The tech executive also led Hewlett-Packard during his storied career. Oracle announced he was on medical leave last month.

Using lobbying, the revolving door and “dark pattern” customer tricks, Intuit fended off the government’s attempts to make tax filing free and easy, and created its multi-billion-dollar franchise.

A union council still needs to approve it in order to bring a painful work stoppage to a close.

Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer won the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences on Monday.

The biggest auto industry work stoppage in decades is wrapping up its fourth week with no deal on the horizon.

In response to uproar over his "horrifying" comments at a CEO summit, the Fisher Investments chairman said critics "clearly misconstrued my meaning."

The United Auto Workers rejected General Motor's latest offer for a new four-year labor contract, according to a union official.

The tech giant filed a brief that says it employs hundreds of recipients of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals because they "embody Apple's innovation strategy."

“Taking on the challenge of figuring out how tech could impact my work, and my team’s, gave me a whole new purpose within the firm."

The move follows co-founder Adam Neumann's resignation as CEO last week.

Nearly a quarter of reported violations of pumping law came from health care workers, a “pink-collar job” where 78 percent of workers are women.

A HuffPost investigation shows many low-wage workers are confined to filthy bathrooms, can't get breaks and even lose their jobs trying to pump.

The FDA said it found traces of a known carcinogen in Zantac and its generic equivalents.

General Motors now says company-funded benefits will continue uninterrupted during the work stoppage of nearly 50,000 workers.

“When boards mandate best practices for D&I, we accelerate our ability to boost the bottom line and build a better world.”