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Why governance matters now “The future of banking will increasingly be powered by AI,” said Sumee Seetharaman, Head of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Practice at TD. “Our Responsible AI Principles are designed to help the Bank scale that technology responsibly, with the governance, oversight and transparency needed to maintain the trust our clients place…

Drazen Zigic / Shutterstock.com Are you launching a new job search? If so, you’re probably spending time updating and tweaking your resume, ensuring that your LinkedIn profile supports your applications and networking with professionals in your target field. Now, you’re ready to start prepping for interviews, which includes preparing to answer situational questions that are…

Consumption smoothing keeps your standard of living steady while life throws income swings at you. Job changes, income gaps, unexpected bills, and retirement all put pressure on how you live. The goal: absorb those pressures without a real drop in quality of life. You already do a version of this every week, working around a…

Job seekers wait in line to enter a job fair on June 30, 2026, in Carson, California. Justin Sullivan | Getty Images News | Getty Images Long-term unemployment fell in July — which, on its face, sounds like a good thing. But labor market data suggests otherwise, economists said. In fact, long-term unemployment appears to…

Success in the midterm elections for the Republicans and the Texas gubernatorial contest would set up stocks for a further rally, according to Bank of America Corp. strategists. A strong showing on Nov. 3 for President Donald Trump’s party and a re-election of Greg Abbott in Texas would be particularly positive for the artificial…

For generations, philanthropy has measured itself by generosity: How much money went out the door. Maybe it’s time to measure something else: How long the impact lasts. America’s foundations have made a difference. They’ve funded hospitals, kept food banks stocked and propped up communities through hard years. But too often, “success” still means dollars distributed…