CEO Agenda

Certified Ethical Hackers are known for much more than just having lucrative CEH jobs in the blossoming industry of IT security. These professional yet ethical hackers are trained to use the tools and resources of cybercriminals and vicious hackers to reveal the weaknesses and vulnerable areas of a company’s IT...

The MIT School of Architecture and Planning, an institute dating back to 1865, is ranked No. 1 among CEOWORLD magazine's list of best-universities to study architecture and interior design for 2018, followed by Cornell AAP (College of Architecture, Art, and Planning). Yale School of Architecture (NO. 3) was just ahead...

Turns Out, Facebook employees are pretty happy with their employer. Of the 100 best companies to work for in the U.S., Facebook tops the list -- again. If you work at the social-networking giant, count yourself pretty lucky. Bain & Company came in at No. 2 on the list. Consistently...

A lot of luxury property investors are moving into advanced strategies, for example, property development as an approach to develop their wealth. Obviously, property development carries with it more potential benefits as compared to traditional property investment, but it accompanies a few risks as well. There are various elements that...

Being the CEO of a company is not an easy task because there are many things to be kept in mind. Out of the many things, leading your team is a priority, and you need to achieve the objective without adding stress to your mind. Apart from this, you need...

Beyonce jumped from number five last year to clinch the top spot in Forbes magazine's annual list of the highest earning woman in music for 2017. She earned an estimated $105 million between June 1, 2016, and June 1, 2017. Coming at number two is English singer Adele, who brought...

I once heard Darren Hardy talk about asking a billionaire how he achieved everything he had. He went to his mansion and was ushered into the library filled with thousands of books. When the billionaire arrived, he was expecting a rather long conversion on all his secrets. Instead, he pulled...

It’s easy to point at a poor leader and recognize traits — duplicity, the blame game, slippery ethics, and so much more. It’s also easy to wonder if those same traits are present in a good leader — they’re just better at execution. But the answer is no: those traits...

Bullying doesn’t stop in the schoolyard! In this year’s survey by the Workplace Bullying Institute, 19% of Americans – about 60.3 million people – experience bullying in the workplace each year. Of the perpetrators, 61% have a higher rank in the company than their targets. Of those targeted, 35 million...

Salvator Mundi by Leonardo da Vinci became the world's most expensive artwork ever sold, going for $450.3 million at Christie's auction house in New York. Some art experts, dealers, and collectors questioned the authenticity of the 500-year-old rare masterpiece as truly a Da Vinci, but with a price tag that...