Bank of America's summer internship will be entirely virtual. A talent exec runs through how the bank's 2,000 global interns will learn, network, and volunteer without stepping into an office.

Bank of America is going fully virtual for its summer internships. It will offer a shorter six week program, but still pay for the original 10 weeks.

May 12, 2020   |   View Online »

Bank of America's summer internship will be entirely virtual. A talent exec runs through how the bank's 2,000 global interns will learn, network, and volunteer without stepping into an office. Shannen Balogh | Bank of America is going fully virtual for its summer internships. It will offer a shorter six week program, but still pay for the original 10 weeks. Read More »

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A top Alibaba exec reveals how the Chinese giant is trying to court US businesses threatened by the coronavirus and fend off Amazon Tanya Dua | Alibaba's global scale and average order of $4,000 was a draw for businesses selling online, said its North America president John Caplan. Read More »

Barstool Sports' CEO explains why she's betting on TikTok and Instagram Live and how the pandemic is shaping the future of sports media Ashley Rodriguez | Barstool Sports CEO Erika Nardini thinks the explosion of platforms like TikTok and Instagram Live will be here to stay. Read More »

A quarter of NYC office leases went to tech firms in 2019. Now, the fate of a blockbuster Facebook deal is make-or-break for the city — and a case study for the future of commercial real estate. Daniel Geiger | Tech has been a big driver of Manhattan real estate. If Facebook goes through with a deal at the Farley Post Office, it could help the market outlook. Read More »

The 20 billion-dollar startups to watch that are revolutionizing healthcare in 2020 Lydia Ramsey,Blake Dodge | These are the top-valued private biotech and healthcare companies, according to PitchBook, CB Insights and our reporting. Read More »

The Harvard surgeon, writer, and professor who ran the Amazon-JPMorgan-Berkshire Hathaway health venture is set to step down, and now they're looking for a new CEO Lydia Ramsey | Dr. Atul Gawande is in talks to step away from the CEO role and move into the chairman role, according to a source familiar with the discussions. Read More »

Hearst staffers just won the go-ahead to hold a union election. Here's how the company's effort to modernize its antiquated magazine business stressed out employees and led them to unionize Lucia Moses | The year-long process followed a massive restructuring under magazines president Troy Young that left many seeing their jobs dramatically change. Read More »

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