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Black women are the hardest hit by the coronavirus unemployment crisis, new survey data shows

Some 54% of black women reported facing economic challenges like getting laid off or having their pay docked.

A former Google exec who reviewed over 20,000 resumes repeatedly saw 5 mistakes cost qualified candidates a job

These common mistakes will turn off recruiters, says Google's former senior vice president of people operations.

The most insidious type of cheating isn't physical. Here are 12 signs your partner could be guilty.

Marriage and family therapist Sheri Meyers outlines what to look for if you suspect your partner is having an emotional affair.

6 reasons this is the perfect thank-you email to send after a job interview

When you don't send a thank-you email or letter after an interview, you often eliminate yourself from the competition.

14 quotes from ancient thinkers that show they figured life out 2,000 years ago

There's a reason ancient philosophers — from Socrates to Confucius and others — fascinate us thousands of years later: their messages still ring true.

95% of Stanford MBA students take a nonrequired course nicknamed 'Touchy Feely.' Here's why alumni say it's been voted the most popular elective for 45 years.

The course's popularity has increased so much in recent years that it's now offered every quarter, as well as to students outside of the GSB.

6 tiny home owners reveal how much they spend on housing, starting as low as $600 each month on rent and utilities

On average, people living in tiny houses spend less than $1,000 per month on expenses.

I went to a career coach so you don't have to — and it was a rude awakening

I spent two months working with Rebecca Fraser-Thill of the Pivot coaching team and learned how to be more proactive about my career development.

An Amazon exec who was a Kentucky warehouse manager is now one of Jeff Bezos' most powerful generals, running key parts of the business. Meet 'the sniper' and his direct reports.

Clark's expanded role is a big show of support by Bezos and Amazon's leadership team, reflecting his rising stock within the upper ranks.

30 books Bill Gates thinks everyone should read

The billionaire, who reads about one book a week, has nothing but good things to say about these titles.

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