Whether you’re a new college graduate or a potential employer, you’d be wise to stay abreast of these evolving workplace dynamics. To find out what younger workers are seeking, and which companies are answering the call, Forbes ranked America’s Best Employers For New Grads 2024.

To compile the list, Forbes partnered with market research firm Statista and surveyed more than 100,000 young professionals (defined as those with less than 10 years of work experience) working for companies with at least 1,000 employees in the United States. Respondents were asked whether they would recommend their employer to others, and to rate that organization in such areas as compensation, benefits, advancement opportunities, working conditions, flexibility, company image, and inclusion. Additionally, survey participants were asked whether they would recommend any of their previous employers or those they know through their own industry or through family and friends who work there. Responses were considered from surveys conducted over the past three years.

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For the lower-profile HNA Group, which has interests in cloud computing companies, airlines
and hotels, the acquisition of the SkyBridge Capital hedge fund of funds firm last month was part of what it described as a strategy to “build a global asset management business.”
The small spurt of deals is occurring as Asian companies look for expertise on where to invest their stockpiles of money
and hone their ambitions to become financial conglomerates.
Firms like SkyBridge Capital, which offer investors a chance to spread their money around in an array of other hedge funds, the so-called fund of funds business
that layers on additional fees, have had a particularly difficult time lately.
HNA Group, the Chinese aviation and shipping conglomerate, took a piece of a New York
hedge fund company last month, a week after buying a New Zealand investment company.
SoftBank paid $3.3 billion for Fortress, less than half its $7.4 billion value when it
became one of the first private equity firms to publicly list shares in February 2007.
Masayoshi Son, the billionaire founder of SoftBank, wants to create a “Berkshire Hathaway of the tech industry.” In January, he met with President Trump, then the president-elect, pledging to invest $50 billion in the United States
and to create jobs there as part of a new $100 billion investment fund called SoftBank Vision Fund.
Despite concerns about the business models, investment firms like Fortress
and SkyBridge offer these buyers new distribution networks and access to wealthy investors

When you are planning to go on trip, you definitely try to choose the best airline company with the highest safety and best prices.
Around the world, many airlines company are focusing on the high standard of safety to the point of giving their messages thought videos and ads to their traveler clients.
All the recent reports confirmed that airplanes are the most safe method of travel. This fact has inspired many international airlines companies to launch several safety videos. We gather the best compilation for you in the above video, watch it.

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According to a report by the Associated Press, on Thursday, an American Airlines pilot was arrested at Britain’s Manchester Airport after it was suspected that he was drunk. Business Insider reports that American Airlines confirmed that a pilot was arrested after being suspected of excessive alcohol consumption. The pilot was reportedly scheduled to work on a flight to Philadelphia, which was subsequently cancelled.

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Southwest Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing At Philadelphia International Airport

A Frontier Airlines employee fatally stabbed another airline employee at Philadelphia International Airport. The Philadelphia Police department has confirmed that the stabbing occurred at gate E6. The victim was taken to a hospital where he was later confirmed dead. The suspect has been taken into custody, no passengers were harmed. Both parties involved in the incident were employees of Worldwide Flight Services. WFS is a cleaning company contracted by Frontier.

A Southwest Airlines plane has made an emergency landing at Philadelphia International Airport after reports that an engine may have been on fire. Matt Yurus reports.

A Southwest Airlines plane has made an emergency landing at Philadelphia International Airport after reports that an engine may have been on fire. Matt Yurus reports.

A Southwest Airlines plane has made an emergency landing at Philadelphia International Airport after reports that an engine may have been on fire. Matt Yurus reports.

A Southwest Airlines plane has made an emergency landing at Philadelphia International Airport after reports that an engine may have been on fire. Matt Yurus reports.