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Arizona State University students will now need to take a class on conservation or the environment in order to graduate.

Regardless of what a college student majors in, they are often required to take some general classes in order to graduate, like courses in math or the humanities. At Arizona State University, beginning this fall, students are now also required to take a class on sustainability.

Energy giant Halliburton is reportedly the group’s latest victim.

Energy company Halliburton filed a notice with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday to inform the regulator that it had fallen victim to a “material cybersecurity incident.”

The video platform FrankSpeech enters the market at a perilous time for investors in right-wing social media outlets.

The right-wing social media ecosystem is getting more crowded these days—and as those sites become more popular with some conservative voters, their founders are looking to cash in. But the long-term success of those investments is looking increasingly uncertain.

When you work for a toxic boss, there can be obvious and not-so-obvious signs. Here’s how you can identify the red flags yourself.

Working for a toxic boss is one of the worst experiences you can endure at work. Research suggests that having a toxic manager can lead to burnout, reduce physical and emotional well-being, and sabotage work satisfaction and motivation. 

Gamers spend hours learning intricate details of different games and perfecting strategies and skills to overcome various challenges.

One of the most significant misconceptions about gaming enthusiasts is their work ethic. The stereotype of gamers as lazy people lounging in front of a screen all day unfortunately persists, but couldn’t be further from the truth—and farther from the reality, which is officially the new norm, not some far-off distant idea for future generations to tackle. 

A little logo change can say a lot.

Nike is breaking brand guidelines by turning its Swoosh logo on its head to celebrate the growth of women’s soccer.

A sneaker designer found a pair of vintage SeaVees in a thrift shop. Now he’s on a mission to turn them into the next big legacy brand.

Steven Tiller is a sneakerhead. Even though he’s spent his career surrounded by shoes—as a sneaker designer for Cole Haan, Lands’ End, Keds, and Steve Madden—he still marvels when he comes across an elegant, well-designed pair.

It’s the ultimate sex symbol.

A new kind of meet-cute is currently taking off in Spain, and it requires a trip to the produce aisle.

Thanks to funding from the Inflation Reduction Act, schools around the country are making investments in things like clean air and solar power.

The big B2B shakeup involves focusing on more than just the company’s needs.

Let me kick off with a clear PSA: Continuity matters. That’s even more true in the B2B space. As a customer, you want your interactions with vendors to be seamless, efficient, and tailored to your unique needs. You want to feel valued and understood at every touchpoint, from your first engagement to ongoing support.