Gwen Moran

Life expectancy has increased at a rate of more than two decades every decade, with more people than ever living well into their 80s, 90s, and 100s. Do companies have a responsibility to prepare employees for a 100-year life?

Being your own boss can be a tempting proposition and, in the “gig economy,” there are plenty of opportunities to do so. But there are some surprising costs to going out on your own. Be sure you know what to expect.

You’ve spent a lifetime planning your retirement goals, contributing to your 401(k) and perhaps investing additional assets in IRAs and other accounts. Now, you’re finally on the verge of retiring. However, you may be surprised to find that retirement planning doesn’t stop once you retire.
To keep your life and retirement goals on track, here are several pitfalls to avoid as you embark on this new exciting chapter in your life.
You can apply for benefits at age 62, but the benefit you receive...

Resilient people do things differently. Here are six habits that make them better able to bounce back from adversity.

A follow-up to the two-part New York Times exposé on New York City’s nail salon industry, sharing forward-thinking advice on how nail salons can improve their operations for worker safety and regulatory compliance.

Want engaged women employees? Ask what sport they played instead of where they went to school.
A new report from Gallup-Purdue Research Index found that, among 400 women execs from five countries, 42% of former student-athletes who work full-time for an employer are engaged in their jobs versus 39% of non-student athletes. Women who played college sports were more likely to be engaged in their jobs (48%) than men who played (38%).
In addition, a 2014 report from EY (formerly Ernst & Young) fo...

Ready to launch your million-dollar idea? You'll need cash to get started. Here’s where to find it.
You've got a great idea for a business, but you don’t have the cash to get it off the ground. That doesn't mean you should abandon your entrepreneurial dream. From low-interest loans to Kickstarter contributions, you can find money for your would-be business if you know where to look.

A detailed graphic overview of the state of cybersecurity threats to small and midsize businesses.

If you live in an area subject to hurricanes, you should weigh your need for hurricane insurance. Your decision, and the costs you have to pay, will be based on several factors, such as where you live, what your house is worth, and how high a deductible you’re willing to pay.

To expand its community and grow at a more patient pace, Daily Grommet decides to steer clear of VC firms--for now

At Magellan Health, offering employees a great place to work is not only a focus—it’s a top priority. The talent management team prides itself on providing career development opportunities to its 6,900 employees. Yet the company’s former internal professional development resource was clunky and slow—a throwback learning solution that didn’t match up with the company’s public commitment to creativity and innovation. Here's how Grovo helped.

After her daughter was killed by a drowsy driver, one mother turned her grief into a catalyst for change.

The day-to-day life of a small business owner is a long and winding journey. You should know. Your to-do list is likely a mile long, with new tasks being added by the minute. This eBook shares how to keep up with SEO in your always-on world.

You may be using a menu of different marketing channels, such as email, social media and revie...