Workplace

It's called 'enterprise tech,' and it's growing: Microsoft, Google, IBM and maybe now Facebook are involved.

The acquisition is worth $8 billion and will increase SAP's users to 50 million.

Workplace dress codes have gotten a lot more relaxed over the past few decades.

Tara Sophia Mohr explains a confidence study for the Harvard Business Review gives her take on women and confidence.

Academics are increasingly releasing data that they hope will reach those in a position to hire, promote and pay older adults.

Discrimination persists in the workplace and can emerge when women act as their own advocates to seek a raise, experts say.

Pink slips were falling like flurries of December snow, and amidst all this gloom bosses around country announced that there would be no holiday work party.

Companies are closely watching employees -- tracking everything from smartphones to big-rigs.

Oh, the dreaded office meeting. We have about four billion a year here in the U.S., but are they worth it?

When whistleblowers go to the media or lawyers, the results can be disastrous for an organization. These days, more and more corporations are turning to organizational ombudsmen to stop problems before things escalate.