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What Super Bowl Ads Get Wrong

By Bruce Horovitz

How to Make Sense of the Stock Market's Turbulent Year So Far

By Zachary Karabell

Strategies to Get Through the Rest of the Year Without Burning Out

By S. Mitra Kalita

The Work of Critical Race Theory Falls on Employers Now

By S. Mitra Kalita
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Lessons for This Moment in Business From a Hit Broadway Show

Post-pandemic hiatus, 'The Lehman Trilogy,' like its audience, is more conscious of the ethical considerations that shape businesses past and present

By S. Mitra Kalita

Modern Capitalism Needs a Revolution to Undo the Damage It Has Caused

Capitalism stands at a crossroads and we must find the best way forward, writes Ronald Cohen

By Ronald Cohen

The Return to the Workplace Means New Rules for Office Dressing

Getting dressed for the return to the office comes with new rules, writes S. Mitra Kalita

By S. Mitra Kalita

How to Onboard New Hires During a Pandemic

Conveying a company’s culture is always hard, and often in-office interactions offer cues that no handbook can capture

By S. Mitra Kalita

The Seven Secrets of Indra Nooyi’s Success

The former PepsiCo CEO shares details from her life and career in her book My Life in Full: Work, Family, and Our Future.

By S. Mitra Kalita

Nike Stays Silent On Kyrie Irving's Anti-Vaccine Stance

Brooklyn Nets star point guard Kyrie Irving has put Nike in an awkward position. And that’s not even referring to the time in July when he called the company’s design of the latest Kyrie 8...

By Sean Gregory

What Capitalism’s Would-Be Reformers Can Learn From a Burger Joint Magnate

Just 5% of businesses in the U.S. are owned by Black entrepreneurs like Nicholas M. Perkins, even as Black people comprise 13% of the U.S. population.

By S. Mitra Kalita

A Woman of Color Cannot Save Your Workplace Culture

Some managers view hiring as the solution to their 'diversity problem,' which is a problem they created by not hiring inclusively to begin with, writes S. Mitra Kalita

By S. Mitra Kalita

Twitter is Evolving Beyond Hybrid Working and the Workplace

We let employees choose the city or town in which they want to live, as well as the workstyle they prefer'

By Jennifer Christie

Austin Mayor On How Cities Can Support Hybrid Models of Work

As cities transition to the new normal, they need to find ways to support citizens and employers to work in new ways'

By Steve Adler

Remote Working Could Bring More Women Into India's Workforce

Overall, only 23% percent of all women who could work are employed. This is a tragic waste,' writes Tata Sons' Chairman

By N. Chandrasekaran

Organizations Must Reorient Work to Center Workers

These last 18 months constitute a watershed. On one side, history’s tributaries run in one direction; on the other, toward something new.Years from now, we will refer to these periods as the B.C. and P.C....

By Darren Walker

Banks Must Embrace Hybrid Working. Here's Why

Hybrid or flexible working has been happening for years across many sectors. That said, prior to 2020, a large financial institution going majority hybrid seemed as unlikely as having to show a vaccination card to...

By Ralph Hamers

How the Pandemic Forced Japan to Rethink Its Work Culture

"Changes that would normally take years in Japan happened in just a few months" writes Nomura CEO Kentaro Okuda

By Kentaro Okuda

As Workers Gain Power, Bosses Will Shape the Future of Work

"In order to attract and retain the workers they need, leaders are having to reassess their organizations’ practices"

By Kevin J. Delaney

China’s Didi Crackdown Isn’t All That Different From U.S. Moves Against Big Tech

It was supposed to be one of the hottest IPOs of the year, the listing of the most dominant ride-hailing service in China, Didi Global. More dominant than Uber, Didi commands almost 90% of the...

By Zachary Karabell
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