If the Senate doesn't bail out the childcare industry, economists see women leaving the workforce en masse

Subscribe now and access premium content View online           Strategy Select           If the Senate doesn't bail out the childcare industry, economists see women leaving the workforce en masse   On Women's Equality Day it's important to call attention to this issue: that women shoulder most childcare responsibilities.   READ MORE           Some wealthy parents are eager to give their children multicultural experiences, from elaborate trips to nannies that speak multiple languages. During COVID-19, they've had to get creative.   Parents and consultants offer a look at the extravagant ways toddlers and teenagers are being prepared to compete in a global world.   READ MORE           Business schools are scrambling to improve online MBAs. I tried out edtech startup Jolt's 'sane alternative' to see if it lived up to the hype.   Traditional business schools are scrambling to improve their online offerings amid fierce competition from Jolt and others.   READ MORE             Parents are spending thousands on the latest gadgets, coding bootcamps, and tech tutors for their toddlers to prepare them to compete in a digital world   Parents fear for their children getting left behind in a tech-heavy world, leading some to start training their kids as young as three years old.   READ MORE           14 stories of how entrepreneurial innovators are launching and growing businesses this year   Learn how the most creative entrepreneurs are understanding their customers, launching new revenue streams, and making money off their businesses.   READ MORE           To give their kids a head start on crucial business skills, parents are pouring money into unconventional extracurriculars, from high-end baseball card collecting to social etiquette for 6-year-olds   One family spent $50,000 to build a real estate company so their four- and six-year-old kids could get hands-on experience running a small business.   READ MORE           LEAKED: A decade before Postmates was acquired by Uber for $2.65 billion, its founder used this 13-slide pitch deck to sell his idea for the new delivery service   Leaked to Business Insider, Postmates' original pitch deck highlights the cofounder Bastian Lehmann's broad ambitions for his food-delivery company.   READ MORE           FREELANCE SUCCESS: Real freelancers share the email templates and strategies they used to build 6-figure careers from scratch   Seasoned freelancers, from ghostwriters to graphic and web designers, share their best advice for going off on your own while making big money.   READ MORE           Why fully remote working is doomed to fail, according to the CEO of travel giant Trivago   Trivago CEO Axel Hefer said working 100% remotely is doomed to fail. The company will test a "hybrid" workplace model starting in September.   READ MORE           Monthly 'office homecomings' and one week of extra holiday: Here is the 'hybrid' home-working model travel giant Trivago is adopting for its 1,000-strong workforce   Trivago CEO Axel Hefer says his company's "hybrid" remote working model is a step above Twitter, Facebook, and Allianz's home-working plans.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     You received this email because you signed up to this Business Insider newsletter using the email: ipat39@gmail.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006