"It's hard if you're a white woman. It is triple time harder for African-American women and other women of color, too."

We check in with Lisa Goldenberg of Delaware Steel, who believes it's the American people who are suffering.

Chronicle Books want you to happen upon their titles in stores like Sur La Table and Urban Outfitters. Which makes declining retail sales a tricky proposition for them.

He comes amid a time when several factions of Uber's board are suing each other.

David Hagan explains how the company went from charging $74.95 a month to giving away the service and still stayed in business.

Travis Kalanick may be out as the head of Uber, but he'll still be around.

Investors say the future-oriented CEO wasn't focusing enough on the present.

Uber's new president is leaving. He joins former leaders at Reddit, Yahoo, Twitter and others who served abbreviated terms.

CEO Stacy Brown-Philpot talks about the company's expansion and what work will look like in the future.

John Janick, the CEO of Interscope Geffen A&M Records, explains the connection.