Boston College Carroll School

Among the current Fortune 500 companies, only 10 are currently led by Black CEOs. CEO of M&T Bank Rene Jones '86 was recently featured by @FortuneMagazine as one of those leaders and emphasized his commitment to “lifting up the next CEOs of color.”

@washingtonpost reports that Dr. Oz wants Americans to delay retirement to strengthen the economy, but Alicia Munnell of @RetirementRsrch cautions that many low-wage workers simply can’t work longer, despite the financial pressure to do so.

At a recent @BCCEOClub event, JetBlue CEO Joanna Geraghty said although the company has weathered a “rough couple of years” of federal setbacks, route cuts, and losing the top spot for most daily flights at Boston Logan, she sees clearer skies ahead.

The “heroic leader” model centered on individual authority breaks down under complexity, according to research by prof Jamie Ladge. In an @mitsmr article, Ladge explains that effective leaders emphasize shared accountability rather than solitary control.

When it comes to AI integration in the workplace, Prof Sam Ransbotham explains companies’ efforts fall short by relying on one-size-fits-all training that prioritizes tools over understanding, leaving workers unable to assess whether outputs are reliable.

Amazon has seen a rise in AI-generated “copycat” books, which use content from works by real authors to create low-quality versions, reports @boston25. Prof Sam @Ransbotham weighed in, explaining that Amazon has an incentive to remove these listings.