Career

Britain's longest-serving Royal Mail postman has recalled hand-delivering turkeys, kippers and last-minute gifts for Christmas as his record 60 years comes to an end.

Predictions for AI, flexible work, meetings, and DEI from Nick Bloom, Edith Cooper, Brigid Schulte, Liz Shuler, and more.

I left teaching in 2012 and told my boss I’d be back if I didn’t make it in journalism. Now I’m debating if I should’ve left at all.

According to a survey of over 15,000 professionals, about 44% of U.S. professionals feel that their compensation is fair.

Becoming a manager doesn’t mean that you have to have all the answers. And you shouldn’t feel pressured to have them, either.

What you say at work can launch your career forward or hold you back. A deliberate choice of words can boost your professional reputation and credibility, strengthen your relationships and set the pace for upward mobility at work.

For millions of Americans, retiring at 65 is just a dream. Since September, BI has heard from older Americans about their career regrets in two surveys it conducted.

An executive protection expert on whether his clients understand the public’s rage. NYPD officers outside of the hotel where Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, was shot and killed.

Before I knocked, I took a moment to calm my breathing. But even a couple of deep breaths did nothing to lessen my anxiety, and, to the sound of voices on the other side, I carefully pushed open the thick door. A female clerk sat at a desk just inside. “How may I help you?” she asked.

A gunman dressed in dark clothing and wearing a mask across his lower face ambushed UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on Wednesday morning in midtown Manhattan, where Thompson’s company was hosting a conference.