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Being promoted is an exciting time -- except when you'll now be leading your peers. Help make the transition less awkward for you and your team with these tips from Forbes Coaches Council experts.

Struggling to get noticed in a sea of other qualified candidates? Follow these tips from Forbes Human Resources Council experts to make sure you stand out.

There isn't anything wrong with the U.S. women's soccer team celebrating like crazy after every goal. In fact, they should. It helps them sell tickets and boast television ratings. Nothing wrong with that.

American heritage brand Sebago has returned in partnership with Italian luxury group BasicNet to reestablish its footing in the international accessories market. Founded in 1946 by three New England natives and friends, Sebago first released a hand-sewn Penny Loafer.

For most of our lifetimes, censorship has never stopped being in the news and those stories have never stopped being interesting. Into that fray steps Matthew Billy and his new podcast Bleeped that on June 18 is releasing five new stories of censorship and how the victims fought back.

Boston-based philanthropist Charlotte Wagner discusses her foundation's approach to philanthropy and shares best practices.

Over the weekend, Musk said he was deleting his account and refused to credit an artist for their work.

State constitutional amendments passed in the 19th century to discriminate against Catholics are still around today. Now, the U.S. Supreme Court may consider whether these measures square with the First Amendment. The result could boost educational choice programs nationwide.

Come fall, many students end up not showing up their first day of college due to the “summer melt,” a scenario where a number of obstacles can deter students from enrolling in college. Starting this summer, a new pilot gives a nudge to students with the help of artificial intelligence.

I've always been an entrepreneur who’s worked at the edge of innovation by launching start-ups. But I rarely see the same innovative thinking that happens at a start-up applied and integrated into larger corporate systems. Until I met Paul Estes.

Having won dozens of races, former American racecar driver Scott Pruett owns a fair share of Rolex watches. Here he discusses time and Rolex.

Success for wealth managers will hinge on their ability to use emerging technologies to take personalized service and deep knowledge of their clients to the next level, according to a new report published by Temenos and Forbes Insights.