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Consulting Used to Be a Dream First Job. AI Changed That — Daniel Zender for Bloomberg Businessweek

Consulting Used to Be a Dream First Job. AI Changed That

How firms like McKinsey, BCG and Bain are thinking about hiring now.

AI Natives Are Entering the Workforce. It’s Complicated — Daniel Zender for Bloomberg Businessweek

AI Natives Are Entering the Workforce. It’s Complicated

The promises and perils of the ChatGPT generation.

India’s Computer Science Grads Are Unprepared for the AI Revolution

India’s Computer Science Grads Are Unprepared for the AI Revolution

Amin Islam Portrait Session

Malaysia Plans Using Tycoon Amin’s New Migrant Worker System

Shell Plc Chief Executive Officer Wael Sawan Interview

Shell CEO Sawan Says It’s Unhealthy to Take Emotion Out of Decision-Making

Anxious Parents Are Spending More Than $50,000 to Land Their Kid a Job

Anxious Parents Are Spending More Than $50,000 to Land Their Kid a Job

Getting Hired Is Too Hard, So They’re Starting Companies Instead

Getting Hired Is Too Hard, So They’re Starting Companies Instead

How to Succeed in Your Very First Job

How to Succeed in Your Very First Job

Bloomberg Opinion

Safe Superintelligence Inc. (SSI) Headquarters, August 2025

To Make a Tech Unicorn, Mix a Few Workers With Some AI Hype

By Dave Lee, Columnist

Why Aren’t Americans Working as Hard as They Used to?

By Allison Schrager, Columnist

Allison Schrager

Labor Unrest Serves a Warning to India’s Investors

By Mihir Sharma, Columnist

Gen Xers Are Kings of an Uncertain Job Market

By Justin Fox, Columnist

Justin Fox

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The True Cost of Firing a CEO: Ditching the Old Boss Won’t Be Cheap

When a company abruptly ditches its CEO, the costs of the shakeup can quickly add up.

Leaders with Francine Lacqua

Shell CEO Wael Sawan on Oil, Renewables and the Future of Energy

Leaders with Francine Lacqua

Shell CEO Wael Sawan on Oil, Renewables and the Future of Energy

HSBC CEO Interview: Georges Elhedery on AI and 'Killing Complexity' at the Bank

Leaders with Francine Lacqua

HSBC CEO Interview: Georges Elhedery on AI and 'Killing Complexity' at the Bank

Theresa May and the Brutality of Politics

Leaders with Francine Lacqua

Theresa May and the Brutality of Politics

How to Run a $1.6 Trillion Company

Leaders with Francine Lacqua

How to Run a $1.6 Trillion Company

B-Schools

Thriving Southern Cities Face Economic Threat From Funding Cuts

McKinsey, Bain Rush to Hire College Interns Before Big Banks Do

College Targets Corporate America for New Crop of Students

College Targets Corporate America for New Crop of Students

MBAs Cost More and Are Less Profitable as ROI Falls

MBAs Cost More and Are Less Profitable as ROI Falls

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