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Eben Shapiro
Eben Shapiro is the deputy editor of TIME.
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The 10 Best Theater Performances of 2021
From Caroline, or Change to Trouble in Mind, these plays and musicals marked a tentative but triumphant return to the stage
By Eben Shapiro
December 17, 2021
CEO of Insect-Farming Company Ynsect on Mealworms as Meals
Ynsect’s powdered protein is currently used in pet food, fish meal and even as an ingredient in burger patties and pasta in parts of Europe
By Eben Shapiro
September 26, 2021
The Met's CEO on Fashionable Safety, Sacklers and NFTs
On Monday, Sept. 13, The Met is making an important step in a return to whatever normal looks like these days
By Eben Shapiro
September 12, 2021
SolarWinds CEO Sudhakar Ramakrishna on 2020's Massive Hack
A breach of SolarWinds' software, discovered last year, gave hackers access to the data of companies and government offices
By Eben Shapiro
September 5, 2021
"It's Critical That The Rivers Continue to Flow." Environmental Activist Nicole Horseherder on Reclaiming Water Rights for Native Americans
Coal and water have dominated Horseherder’s life and work for the past decade.
By Eben Shapiro
August 30, 2021
Port of Los Angeles Head Gene Seroka on the U.S.'s Trade Imbalance
Gene Seroka joined TIME to talk supply-line congestion, the U.S. trade imbalance and the strangest cargo he's seen
By Eben Shapiro
August 22, 2021
Cargill’s CEO on a Sustainable Future of Food in a Warming World
Cargill CEO David MacLennan joined TIME for a conversation on labor market challenges and the future of food
By Eben Shapiro
August 15, 2021
Mayor Bill Cole on Why Many Are Moving to Billings, Montana
Billings, like many smaller cities, has experienced an influx of newcomers since the pandemic began
By Eben Shapiro
August 1, 2021
Albemarle's CEO on the Lithium Battery Boom
Albemarle's stock is trading at record highs due to its in the electric-vehicle supply chain
By Eben Shapiro
July 25, 2021
JLL's Work Dynamics CEO: U.S. Seeing Job Turnover 'Tsunami'
The firm’s research found working from home, particularly for women, has completely eviscerated the boundaries between work and people's personal lives
By Eben Shapiro
July 18, 2021
Beyond Meat's CEO Ethan Brown on a Plant-Based Future
"I think there's a cultural moment that we're tapping into"
By Eben Shapiro
July 11, 2021
Weyerhaeuser CEO on the Housing Boom and Climate Change
Stockfish sees opportunity in positioning the timberland company to be a player in the emerging carbon sequestration market
By Eben Shapiro
June 22, 2021
Celebrity Cruises's CEO Lisa Lutoff-Perlo Navigates COVID-19, Vaccine Wars, as Travel Rebounds
(The interview below was delivered to the inbox of Leadership Brief subscribers on Sunday morning, June 20. To receive weekly emails of conversations with the world’s top CEOs and business decisionmakers, click here.) Moments after...
By Eben Shapiro
June 20, 2021
Kraft Heinz CEO on the Ketchup Shortage
Patricio is juggling an extraordinary confluence of challenges: rising raw-material prices, supply-chain shocks and key product outages
By Eben Shapiro
June 13, 2021
Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers on Inflation Worries
Summers, who served under Clinton and Obama, has emerged as a leading cautionary voice about damaging levels of inflation
By Eben Shapiro
June 6, 2021
Buslab Co-Owner Marco Greywe: VW Van Industry ‘Booming Again’
(Miss this week’s Leadership Brief? This interview below was delivered to the inbox of Leadership Brief subscribers on Sunday morning, May 30. To receive weekly emails of conversations with the world’s top CEOs and business...
By Eben Shapiro
May 30, 2021
Darktrace's CEO on Fighting Cybercrime
"It would be so easy to bring a city to a grinding standstill."
By Eben Shapiro
May 17, 2021
PayPal CEO Dan Schulman: Cryptocurrency Is the Real Deal. And the Superapps Are Coming.
The pandemic spiked demand for digital payments.
By Eben Shapiro
April 25, 2021
The Metaverse Is Coming. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on the Fusion of Virtual and Physical Worlds
The head of the world's most valuable semiconductor company discusses the power of automation.
By Eben Shapiro
April 18, 2021
"It's Not Just About Shots." Judith McKenna, Walmart International CEO, Talks Vaccination Rollout
Walmart's global reach can help distribute doses
By Eben Shapiro
March 28, 2021
Why Microstrategy's CEO Bet Company Cash on Bitcoin
Why one CEO bet company cash on the world's most popular cryptocurrency--and sees nothing irrationally exuberant about it
By Eben Shapiro
March 21, 2021
Feeding America CEO Claire Babineaux-Fontenot Has a Plan to End Hunger in America
Economic hardship has caused more food insecurity. But there's a way out.
By Eben Shapiro
March 14, 2021
ChargePoint CEO Pasquale Romano on When American Cars Will Go All-Electric
Car charging stations are a hot new employee benefit.
By Eben Shapiro
February 28, 2021
Sara Menker, CEO of Gro Intelligence, Believes Big Data Can Save Our Climate and Food Supply
Menker, an ex-Wall Street trader, has turned her attention to "two of the biggest challenges we face as humanity."
By Eben Shapiro
February 21, 2021
Farfetch CEO José Neves on How the Pandemic Drove Fashion Sales Online
People are still buying nice stuff for Zoom meetings and parties
By Eben Shapiro
February 14, 2021
Motown President Ethiopia Habtemariam on Steering the Legendary Label Through the Pandemic
A huge year for Lil Baby helped Motown Records during the pandemic.
By Eben Shapiro
February 7, 2021
Albertsons CEO Vivek Sankaran Says His Stores Can Vaccinate More Americans. He Just Needs the Doses
America's third-largest food retailer stands ready to fight COVID-19.
By Eben Shapiro
January 31, 2021
Lynn Good, Duke Energy CEO, on How the Biden Administration Will Push for a Greener Grid
The company is embracing renewable energy
By Eben Shapiro
January 24, 2021
As Americans Crave Stability After Capitol Attack, CEOs Step Into the Leadership Void
By pausing donations to political leaders who supported Donald Trump's attempts to overturn the elections, business leaders have shown where they stand.
By Eben Shapiro
January 17, 2021
Toll Brothers CEO Doug Yearley on Where Americans Are Moving During the Pandemic
COVID-19 Has Transformed The Housing Market
By Eben Shapiro
January 10, 2021
Capitalism Delivered Promise, and Faced a Reckoning, in 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought out the best, and worst, of our economic system
By Eben Shapiro
December 20, 2020
Nasdaq CEO Talks Stock Market, Diversity, Ozark
(Miss this week’s The Leadership Brief? This interview below was delivered to the inbox of Leadership Brief subscribers on Sunday morning, Dec. 13; to receive weekly emails of conversations with the world’s top CEOs and...
By Eben Shapiro
December 13, 2020
Joey Wat, CEO of China’s Largest Restaurant Company, Shares Lessons on Controlling COVID-19
The restaurant exec also discusses how discusses how pizza plays different in Shanghai.
By Eben Shapiro
December 6, 2020
Eric Schmidt Thinks This Is The Best Age To Start Measuring Excellence
Schmidt discusses a new initiative to find young leaders, criticism of the tech industry, and the future of AI.
By Eben Shapiro
November 29, 2020
World Wide Technology Chairman Dave Steward on Founding the Largest Black-Owned Company in America
WWT has helped companies implement tech infrastructure during the pandemic
By Eben Shapiro
November 22, 2020
Jim Fish, CEO of Waste Management, on How the Pandemic Changed Garbage
Americans are recycling more cardboard from their homes, thanks to all those Amazon boxes.
By Eben Shapiro
November 15, 2020
Ben Wilson's
Metropolis
Makes the Case for Crowding Into Cities — Even During a Pandemic
Rents are the most explicit metric of the premium people are willing to pay to enjoy the heady pleasure of living in the world's great cities--and currently they are down sharply in New York and...
By Eben Shapiro
November 5, 2020
Extremists Are Threatening 'Mayhem' at Polling Sites. Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt on Preventing Election Day Violence
Turning to tech to stop hate
By Eben Shapiro
November 1, 2020
Mars CEO Grant Reid Wants Candy to Lift One Million People Out of Poverty. Here’s His Plan to Make It Happen
The Mars CEO also forecasts Halloween candy sales during the pandemic, discusses why pet food sales are growing—and gum is struggling.
By Eben Shapiro
October 18, 2020
Roger Ferguson, CEO of TIAA, on Why You Shouldn’t Watch the Wild Stock Market All Day
The financial services CEO also discusses corporate diversity, the impact of climate change on investing, and TIAA's farmland holdings.
By Eben Shapiro
October 11, 2020
Is It Moral to Have Facebook as a Client? Colleen DeCourcy, Wieden+Kennedy Co-President, Isn’t So Sure
DeCourcy also discussed about managing creatives and Donald Trump
By Eben Shapiro
October 4, 2020
Sherrilyn Ifill, President of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, on the Battle Over RBG’s Seat and Making Every Vote Count
Ifill is preparing for a post-election day fight over voter suppression.
By Eben Shapiro
September 27, 2020
Lego Makes a Hundred Billion Bricks a Year. CEO Niels Christiansen on Why They’re Now More Important Than Ever
Lego CEO explains why sales have spiked during COVID-19, and the one product LEGO won't make
By Eben Shapiro
September 20, 2020
Netflix’s Reed Hastings on Rejecting Brilliant Jerks, the Power of Big Vacations, and Spending $15 Billion on Content
The streaming company has benefitted from lockdown bingeing
By Eben Shapiro
September 13, 2020
Pivot. Delegate. ‘Be an Adult for Goodness’ Sake.’ Leadership Lessons From the World’s Top CEOs
Business leaders offer real-time insight into managing through unprecedented times.
By Eben Shapiro
August 30, 2020
Chancellor Harold L. Martin, on His Plan to Safely Open the Nation's Largest HBCU During COVID-19
(Miss this week’s The Leadership Brief? This interview above was delivered to the inbox of Leadership Brief subscribers on Sunday morning, Aug. 23; to receive weekly emails of conversations with the world’s top CEOs and...
By Eben Shapiro
August 23, 2020
Progressive CEO Tricia Griffith on the Nation's 'Sophomoric' Political Leaders and the Durability of Flo
Progressive CEO Tricia Griffith on the Nation's "Sophomoric" Political Leaders and the Durability of Flo
By Eben Shapiro
August 16, 2020
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan Is Still Optimistic About the Economy—and the Lure of Cash
The bank chief believes the worst is behind America.
By Eben Shapiro
August 9, 2020
McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski on Changing Consumer Behavior and the Future of Those Ball Pits
"What you tend to see in McDonald's is what is happening in society at large."
By Eben Shapiro
August 2, 2020
Delta's CEO on Flying Safely Amid COVID-19
He's taking a hard line on face coverings.
By Eben Shapiro
July 26, 2020
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