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Bang Si-Hyuk cut his teeth in the music industry as an artist—a songwriter. But lately, as founder and now Chairman of HYBE, the South-Korea-based talent agency and technology company behind supergroup BTS, Bang has become...
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Which businesses and corporate leaders are shaping our future? That’s the question at the heart of TIME100 Most Influential Companies, an annual list that highlights businesses making an extraordinary impact around the world. To assemble...
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(To receive weekly emails of conversations with the world’s top CEOs and business decisionmakers, click here.) As interest in the four-day workweek gained momentum last year, one US company’s plans to pilot such a nontraditional...
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