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How PayPal is actually closing the racial wealth gap

Black-owned businesses have been some of the worst hit by the pandemic. Now, PayPal is putting its money where its mouth is. In June 2020, in response to the Black Lives Matter protests, the company announced a $535 million commitment to to support minority-owned businesses in the fight against economic inequality. PayPal CEO Dan Schulman and EVP of global sales Peggy Alford join host Chris Denson to discuss why this needs to be a movement and not just a moment.

How PayPal is actually closing the racial wealth gap

Spotify goes big with Obama and Springsteen while Apple gets a little creepy—brand hit and miss of the week

Spotify releases the podcast "Renegades: Born in the USA" with Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen while Apple's new watch ads miss their mark.

5 steps to create better boundaries when you work from home

We’ve all come to realize that there are some things that are incredibly challenging about living and working in the same place. Pavithra Mohan shares 5 things that can help create better work life balance.

5 steps to create better boundaries when you work from home

President of Mars Wrigley on the key to being a Black leader in business in 2021

Mars Wrigley President Anton Vincent talks about the importance of inclusivity, the impact of the pandemic on communities of color, and how he stays motivated as a leader.

President of Mars Wrigley on the key to being a Black leader in business in 2021

Belvedere Vodka CEO Rodney Williams: Black talent needs the opportunity to fail

Rodney Williams, president and CEO of Belvedere Vodka, explains how unconscious bias puts enormous pressure on Black talent and why the younger generation gives him hope.

Belvedere Vodka CEO Rodney Williams: Black talent needs the opportunity to fail

Uncle Nearest CEO Fawn Weaver on what motivates her as a Black leader

Fawn Weaver, CEO of premium whiskey brand Uncle Nearest, discusses how Black History Month has changed over time, living her purpose, and what she hopes to see change in the future.

Uncle Nearest CEO Fawn Weaver on what motivates her as a Black leader

Why Hollywood needs to prioritize diversity behind the camera

Jeff Clanagan, CEO of Kevin Hart's Laugh Out Loud, explains why it's essential to focus DE&I efforts on the boardrooms and C-suites of the entertainment industry.

Why Hollywood needs to prioritize diversity behind the camera

Chevy crams its ad with Disney while Cartoon Network releases anti-racist PSAs—brand hit and miss of the week

Chevrolet gets overshadowed by Walt Disney World in its new car ad and Cartoon Network releases a series of anti-racist PSAs.

3 time management myths that could be hurting your productivity

Most of us are looking for ways to improve our time management. Pavithra Mohan shares 3 things we might be doing that actually decrease our productivity.

3 time management myths that could be hurting your productivity

The weirdest ads at this year's Super Bowl

Reddit's 5-second agility beats Oatly's off-tune awkwardness in the Super Bowl's battle of weirdest ads.

The weirdest ads at this year's Super Bowl

Impact

Private planes, mansions, and superyachts: What gives billionaires such a massive carbon footprint

Santa Monica is testing the first zero-emissions delivery zone

This California city banned the construction of any new gas stations

News

Pokémon’s 25th birthday has fans rediscovering Pokémon Go mania

House stimulus vote update: Here’s the latest on third checks, extra unemployment

How Dominion Voting Systems’ defamation lawsuit exposes the My Pillow Guy’s patriot act

Co.Design

This new Facebook ad targets the only people left who actually like the brand

See the tiny new Apple stores inside Target

7 tangible ways to make vaccine websites more accessible

Work Life

You’re doing emotional labor at work. Here’s how to ‘feel’ better

4 ways to use discipline to be more productive

How PayPal is allocating its $535 million commitment to fight economic inequality