Study: Office Gossip Costs Men More Than Women
A University of Iowa and University of New Mexico study finds gossipers are rated less competent, and men are judged more harshly for it than women.
Leaders & Executives
Disney Staff Press Leaders on Layoffs at Town Hall
Disney tech employees asked leadership when more cuts will come after reports of planned layoffs. Staffers say morale is low and answers were vague.
Tandem Diabetes Names Jeannette Bankes CEO, Succeeding Sheridan
Tandem Diabetes Care appointed GE HealthCare executive Jeannette Bankes as president and CEO from November 16. John Sheridan retires at year-end.
Google, Meta and TikTok Sue California Over Teen Feed Law
Three platforms filed separate suits to block a California law that bars features it calls psychologically exploitative, such as autoplay and personal recommendations, for children under 16. It takes effect in January.
Senate Democrats Plan JPMorgan-Epstein Probe, Source Says
Democratic staff on the Senate Finance Committee are preparing to examine how JPMorgan executives handled Jeffrey Epstein once they take control in January.
UVA Dean: AI Is Clarifying What College Is For
Christa Acampora of the University of Virginia says AI sharpens, rather than changes, the purpose of college. She names five themes, from doctoral training to student belonging.