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At federal appeals court this week vacated an order requiring a former Walmart worker who lost his age discrimination lawsuit against the corporation to pay a portion of Walmart’s costs.

A new study shows that graduates from high schools serving a high percentage of low-income students are half as likely to graduate from college six years later than those attending low-poverty high schools.

David Roger founded Felix Gray as a solution to a problem that he was experiencing: eye strain from staring at screens all day.

As more of the world's GDP is being transacted digitally, it becomes even more important that businesses know who they are dealing with for compliance matters. Middesk is working to build the infrastructure to allow for frictionless trust between modern corporations.

As B2B e-commerce continues to grow, more sophisticated tools are needed to connect buyers and sellers in the marketplace. Convictional founders Chris Grouchy and Roger Kirkness are fresh off of raising a seed round to fund their efforts to create a B2B Trade Network.

We need to encourage good behavior, not just punish bad behavior, on the part of entrepreneurs and their companies.

Columbia University has sidelined its marching band, blaming delinquent paperwork for the decision. In fact, the band, widely known for its hijinks and offensiveness, has been a long-standing irritant to university officials who were eager to shush it up. Prediction: It will be back.

If we’re considering all five candidates who are currently qualified for November’s debate, we also have to consider Andrew Yang.

Third Way's recent report, Higher Ed’s Broken Bridge to the Middle Class, is important to read carefully. It sheds light on the economic benefits of different kinds of postsecondary pathways, but it does not address the value of a college degree.

Although some meetings are needed, most are unproductive and too long.

There are just far more bright, talented young students in this country who ‘deserve’ to go to Harvard than there are spots at Harvard.

The renowned Aretha Franklin sung about it, but everyone – and I do mean everyone – wants some of it. If you want to be respected more by your boss, your staff or your colleagues, you absolutely must do these seven things consistently.

Forbes 400 richest Americans are worth a record-breaking $2.96 trillion.

The latest data on college completion for students transferring from two-year to four-year colleges were released last week, and they don’t paint a pretty picture, particularly for those students transferring to for-profit institutions.

On an early Friday morning this past summer, a young male was found dead inside a vacant apartment building in the southwest neighborhood of Washington D. C. Killed by gunfire, the victim was 16-year-old Dominique Franklin.