Airlines as a group are hardly flying high, but stocks including American Airlines (NASDAQ: AAL) and Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) are at least participating in this week's market rally.

If you're like me, and have been flying regularly in the past year, you may have experienced completely full flights and pricey tickets, suggesting higher airline revenue, but also cancellations and delays, which just angers and frustrates customers...

Corporate boards evolve slowly. According to Corporate Board Practices in the Russell 3000 and S&P 500, the average tenure among U.S. public companies for seated directors is 9.7 years in the larger companies of the S&P 500 index, and only slightly lower (9.5 years) among the Russell 3000 index...

As a CEO, one of the most important (yet overlooked) tools in the playbook is building and leading a board of directors. Throughout my 20+ years of entrepreneurship, I’ve led four companies (including Bolster, where I’m a co-founder and CEO today) and served on eight boards...

The good news is that Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) is up nearly 5% on a day when the broader market is slumping. The bad news is this may be the only good news for DAL stock shareholders in the short term. In our opinion, that means that while you may be flying Delta on that long-awaited getaway, you may want to put buying the stock on hold...

Investors, customers, employees and now government agencies are showing increasing concern about environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues. Reports emerged in June 2021 that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is planning to make quarterly ESG reporting mandatory for all public companies...

As company operations become more influenced by technology, the Covid-19 epidemic has boosted the importance of chief information officers (CIOs), hastening a transition from backroom technologists to front-office decision-makers...

The coronavirus stock market sell-off in March 2020 happened so quickly, it was the fastest bear market in history.

But the rebound was just as quick.

The time to get in was so short, that even famed Value Investor Warren Buffett didn’t jump in and nab any stock deals during that time.

And as stocks climbed, and then climbed some more in 2021, many investors were paralyzed and sat on the sidelines...

Popular trading platform Robinhood was hacked, according to a news release published on November 8. The mobile-first trading app explained that it had experienced a “security incident” on November 3. While this has taken more than just a few days to reveal to the public, Robinhood (NASDAQ:HOOD) explained that based on its investigation, the attack was not as extensive as some of the other major tech hacks that’ve happened in the past...

When you think of boards, whether it's a board of advisors or a board of directors, you think of big companies. The prevailing wisdom is that boards are for large, established companies. But how did they get big and established?  ...

As a leader, your board of directors is one of your most important and strategic partners. Your company’s success depends on the effectiveness of your board. Your board can help you course-correct, identify opportunities to expand your reach, fundraise, especially if you’re a not-for-profit entity, manage risk, and build the company’s brand...

Uber's valuation is approaching the level of General Motors and Ford combined, but still has a long way to go to catch Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' net worth...

The sobering testimony of chief U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer before the House Ways and Means Committee today left investors cold.

On the U.S.-China trade negotiations, Lighthizer said that much still needed to be done before an agreement between the world's two biggest economies could be reached. He also said much more would need to be done after any deal was signed...

Telstra (not to be confused with Tesla) CFO Robyn Denholm has been named to the position.

As part of his settlement with the SEC over tweets about taking Tesla private, Elon Musk agreed to step down from his post as chairman of the board of directors. Now, while he's still CEO and retains his seat on the board, Tesla has announced his replacement: Robyn Denholm...

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Here are three things entrepreneurs should know today:

1. Apple is nearing a $1 trillion market cap. It would be the first U.S. company to ever cross that threshold.

2. A federal judge ordered a temporary restraining order on one group’s plan to publish blueprints for 3D printed guns online. But before the order, about 1,000 people had already downloaded blueprints for the AR-15 assault rifle...

In some states, the average man makes $15,000 more than the average women.

Today is this year’s Equal Pay Day, which represents the amount of extra time the average woman would have to work full time -- 100 days -- to make the same amount of money the average man made in the previous calendar year.

Women tend to bootstrap to avoid raising debt. Men tend to raise money however they can and bootstrap to make it go further.

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Men and women run their businesses in very different ways. The differences in their styles of starting and growing their businesses show up right from the word "go," according to Women Business Owners’ Access To Capital Literature Review, a new study by the Federal Research Division, Library of Congress under an Interagency Agreement with the National Women’s Business Council.

According to research conducted by economist Alicia Robb, founder ...

With the passage of President Donald Trump’s tax plan, family-business entrepreneurs seem to be getting a big bump in social investment and corporate growth. Given that 80 to 90 percent of U.S. businesses are family-owned and that such companies contribute 64 percent of the GDP, according to Kennesaw State University research, the administration has taken a hardline stance in highlighting those businesses’ economic and cultural value.

Have you ever wondered how much money companies such as Alphabet and Amazon actually make per second? Clarendon London has created a virtual calculator that answers this question, letting you compare industry giants with your own salary, second by second...

When entrepreneurs seek counsel on developing their business -- whether the goal is to accelerate growth, add new capabilities, provide governance or improve profitability -- I frequently offer the same advice: Consider the make-up of your board.

Business owners are responsibility rich and time poor, so it’s no surprise that creating, maintaining or engaging a board of directors may not be a high priority for private companies, particularly when it is not required...

Failing to prioritize diversity leads to disastrous consequences. Take the recent influx of sexism and discrimination claims at Uber, for example.

Related: What Does Uber Need to Do to Fix Its Battered Reputation?

After multiple former employees came forward to claim that their harassment at work was being mishandled by human resources, a number of the company’s top executives stepped down, including, most recently, Uber’s president Jeff Jones...

Women in Tech 21 Silicon Valley Women Who Are More Qualified to Be on Your Board Than Mark Cuban In the search for disruptive technologies and new ways to approach the same business issues, women are proving to be game-changers here in the Valley. Image credit: Shutterstock.com --- Shares March 7, 2017 Silicon Valley is no longer the domain of men because some of the best minds in tech are proving to be those of the female persuasion...

Articles about finance abound; and most of them contain a wealth of wisdom. Unfortunately, though, few deal honestly with money mistakes businesses make at the enterprise level. And, ironically, that's exactly where the stakes are highest and the blunders most catastrophic.

Related: 6 Financial Mistakes Small Businesses Make All the Time

Economic recession has always been an unwanted guest in the business environment. It sneaks up on you with no warning, and you can never know when it’ll pack its bags and leave. A recession is the time when profits take a nose dive, millions lose their jobs and the prices of products and services soar ...