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By Greta Schulz Imagine this scenario: “Jane, this really does look like something interesting. I’ll go ahead and look this over and I’ll think about it and I’ll let you

By Stephen Garber Rapid change happens. In a May 21 special issue titled “Sooner Than You Think,” Bloomberg Businessweek explored the impact of artificial intelligence. How we think about business

Powered By LiveWell 1440 By Andrea Richard | Photography by Patrick Clinton SFBW hosted a law panel with lawyers representing different areas of practice. In conjunction with the law list,

By Andrea Richard April’s “Executive Roundtable” convened an assortment of C-suite executives offering insights from the fields of cybersecurity, stem cell treatment and much more. Alex Freund, president and chief

Looking for cutting-edge benefits for your company in a tight labor market? Consider pet insurance and unlimited vacation time. Those are some of the perks companies are offering to attract

By Greta Schulz If buyers could get by without salespeople, do you think they would? I think most would say yes, simply because when prospects think about a salesperson, they

By Stephen Garber “There’s a lot of difference between listening and hearing.” — G.K. Chesterton, English writer, poet and philosopher Many of us think we listen without really having to

Gravity IT Resources develops advanced system to find the best candidates By Kevin Gale Photography by Patrick Clinton Gravity IT Resources has developed a new mousetrap for IT hiring managers

Finding the reality amid the hype Artificial intelligence is the next big thing that’s already somewhat here, but it can be difficult to tell what’s fanciful and what’s real. Businesses

How students, entrepreneurs are gaining in-demand skills By Martin Lenkowsky The skills gap is a major problem amid a tight labor market. Businesses struggle to find graduates with the right

Kathryn Harper realizes an entrepreneurial dream with the touch of a Loji By Kevin Kaminski Long before Apple made a business decision that paved the way for Kathryn Harper’s game-changing

Research, new techniques improve results By Martin Lenkowsky Implanting devices in the brain to reduce the effects of Parkinson’s disease, making life-saving tourniquets available to average people, and educating students