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Europe’s central bank gets hilarious alternative designs for the euro banknote after asking for feedback

July 24, 2026 Europe’s central bank gets hilarious alternative designs for the euro banknote after asking for feedback BY María José Gutiérrez Chávez Asking the internet for advice can be a dicey game: Users can either be helpful or take the chance to make a joke of it all—as the European Central Bank (ECB) has come … Continue reading Europe’s central bank gets hilarious alternative designs for the euro banknote after asking for feedback →

Stop asking employees to adopt AI

July 05, 2026 Stop asking employees to adopt AI BY Jenny Fernandez and Tomer Hason Organizations are facing an urgent change management challenge. Leaders are convinced that artificial intelligence will transform their business, yet the people needed to carry that transformation forward have stopped trying, or so it appears. According to McKinsey’s Superagency in the Workplace report, … Continue reading Stop asking employees to adopt AI →

Did Amazon bribe Trump with the $40 million ‘Melania’ documentary? Congress is asking questions

March 16, 2026 Did Amazon bribe Trump with the $40 million ‘Melania’ documentary? Congress is asking questions BY Jude Cramer Melania Trump’s self-titled documentary may have been more than a mediocre movie: It’s also the grounds for questioning whether Amazon violated federal anti-bribery laws. In a March 15 letter, a group of U.S. lawmakers, including Elizabeth … Continue reading Did Amazon bribe Trump with the $40 million ‘Melania’ documentary? Congress is asking questions →

Stop asking bilingual employees to translate your work. It’s not their job

  By Samantha Leal May 03, 2023 “Do you know Spanish?” It’s a question I’m all too familiar with at work—and I know what comes next: “What does this mean?” “Is this the right word?” or even: “Can you translate this bit of copy?” (To be clear: I can’t. Though I’m Latina, my Spanish is … Continue reading Stop asking bilingual employees to translate your work. It’s not their job →