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Why baby boomers & Millennials are creating a leadership vacuum

There’s a leadership vacuum looming over American companies and most of them aren’t prepared.

9 years ago
First Apple Watch sales forecast, GoDaddy pops & Ford sales disappoint

Here are the stocks you're searching on Yahoo Finance today (Wednesday).

9 years ago
Monsanto faces Roundup scrutiny ahead of earnings

Monsanto is set to report earnings Wednesday morning just days after the World Health Organization issued a damning report that the company’s Roundup pesticides “is probably carcinogenic to humans."

9 years ago
UnitedHealth & Fujifilm ink deals, Intel moves on reports

Merger's are dominating today's ticker searches on Yahoo Finance.

9 years ago
Blackberry's surprise profit, Finish Line beats & Dow + Olin ink deal

Here are today's trending tickers based on your Yahoo Finance ticker searches.

9 years ago
Can cocktails de-throne beer?

Ready-to-made drinks barely register among non-alcoholic beer on the alcoholic beverage popularity scale, but one company is hoping to change that.

9 years ago
Airline stocks slide, Sandisk at 52-wk low, Facebook in focus

Investors are watching airline stocks, Sandisk and Facebook in Thursday's trading session.

9 years ago
The power suit is alive and well. Here's how to dress for success.

In late February at the Glasgow Film Festival, a group of panelists convened to discuss something of latent importance to everyone with a job: Is the power suit dead? We asked Yahoo Style Editor-in-Chief Joe Zee, whose answer was a resounding, "No!" Here are his tips for how to rock a power suit.

9 years ago
Why Hillary Clinton won't be wearing pantsuits in 2016

Hillary Clinton is famous for her pantsuits. But Yahoo Style's Joe Zee says if (when?) she runs in 2016, she won't be wearing them.

9 years ago
4 ways to get cheap airfare

The average price of a flight was $396; here are some tips to get the best available deal on airfare.

9 years ago
March Madness billions: Should athletes reap benefits?

The NCAA generates March Madness revenue in the billions, yet college athletes are considered amateurs. Should the rules be changed?

9 years ago
NFL looks stronger than ever despite 2014 controversy

Free agency kicked off this week and after a controversial 2014 season, the NFL looks like it's heading into 2015 stronger than ever.

9 years ago
5 beauty products to save money on & 3 worth the splurge

We picked the brains of our Yahoo Beauty colleagues to find out which products you can save money on guilt free… and which products you should feel good about splurging on.

9 years ago
How to get a $20K scholarship to Wharton

Wharton has started a non-traditional way of recruiting new students... and there's a $20,000 scholarship involved.

9 years ago
Could a Kanye West video game rival Kim Kardashian's?

Kanye West is working on a video game. You read that right. The rap star – who’s branched out into other fields like fashion – is now developing a video game. He's far from the only celebrity trying to "game" the world.

9 years ago
Experience vs. a degree: Which is more valuable?

It’s an age old dilemma – youth versus experience. Education versus street smarts. Now Georgetown University has put some numbers on what’s worth more – years of experience learning on the job or going to school and earning book smarts.

9 years ago
Rand Paul defends his war on the Fed

It’s a rivalry almost as old as the Yankees and Red Sox: A politician with the last name Paul versus the Fed. The latest iteration comes from Sen. Rand Paul who wants to audit the central bank and is pushing for more Congressional control over monetary policy. Based on the reaction in Washington, the fight is likely to go at least a few more rounds.

9 years ago
And the money goes to... Oscar nominees are already winners

By now we know that an Oscar win can increase the earning potential of a movie – after all, more people are likely to rent or buy a film if it’s been dubbed an Academy Award winner. But what about the actors and actresses who bring the films to life?

9 years ago
The investing golden age may be over: Robert Shiller

Nobel Prize winning economist, and Yale University professor, Robert Shiller says the American economy is changing and we may not be dealing with it in the right way.

9 years ago
U.S. taking on more debt, what it means for the Fed

Are Americans getting smarter about their money? A new study shows household debt ticked up 1% in the fourth quarter according to the New York Fed.

9 years ago