Leaders

These 6 Leaders Shaped the World in 2019

By Charlie Campbell , Molly Ball , Brian Bennett , Billy Perrigo , Dan Stewart and Vivienne Walt

Women Still Represent a Small Portion of the World’s Leaders

By Madeline Farber / Fortune

Why Mark Zuckerberg Is Fortune's Businessperson of the Year

By Fortune Staff

What to Know About the 'Panama Papers' Leak

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3 Leadership Lessons From Warren Buffett

He admits mistakes

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See 8 of the Most Awkward Handshakes Between World Leaders

Whoever said diplomacy was easy?

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Churchill and the Reality of Politics in Wartime Britain

The perception of Winston Churchill as a demi-god who was essential to Britain's war effort is not necessarily accurate

By Mihir Bose / History Today

These Are the Top-Rated Small Business CEOs

The votes come from Glassdoor's latest executive survey

By Daniel Roberts / Fortune

7 Conversational Tips to Be More Confident

Because having confidence carries many benefits

By Jayson Demers / Inc.

Five Best Ideas of the Day: April 6

1. A new program will recruit and train inspiring leaders to be principals at high-poverty schools. No education background required.By Catherine Candisky in the Columbus Dispatch2. Even with rising prosperity, seventy percent of deaths in...

By The Aspen Institute

Pope Francis Will Speak at the U.N.

The Pope will hold a town hall meeting with U.N. staff

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Old Pentagon Study Says Putin Has Asperger's

The theory can't be proven without a brain scan

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

12 Behaviors That Successful Leaders Should Never Tolerate

Tolerance is a virtue — most of the time

By Lolly Daskal / Inc.

What Happened to the 'Future Leaders' of the 1990s?

In 1994, TIME picked 50 people to keep an eye on

By Zeke J Miller and Lily Rothman

Five Best Ideas of the Day: August 22

1. A stacked deck: reform the modern fee-based system of criminal justice that has pushed poor communities to the brink.By Alex Tabarrok in Marginal Revolution2. Real political change in Iraq – and a strong regional...

By The Aspen Institute

Putin's Power: Why Russians Adore Their Bare-Chested Reagan

The history of strongmen leaders helps fuel a passion for capitalism—even if there's a cost

By Josh Weil

Qatar Remains Quiet About Its Role in Bergdahl Release

The Qatari government remains reluctant to give details about its involvement in the release of the American soldier freed by the Taliban

By Diane Tsai

Steve Ballmer's Silliest Moments

Former Microsoft CEO and potential L.A. Clippers owner Steve Ballmer has a reputation for getting pretty excited.Whether it’s a fiery passion for Windows or a sweaty endorsement of developers, Ballmer loves to push the excitement...

By Michael Lester

This is How Much a Date With Ben Bernanke, Formerly the World's Most Powerful Man, Costs

Want to talk quantitative easing and fiscal policy over cocktails with the man who held the financial balance of the world in his hands for the last several years? Too bad, he’s taken.Some financial wonk...

By Victor Luckerson

The 100 Most Influential People in the World

TIME presents its annual list, from artists and leaders to pioneers, titans and icons

By TIME Staff
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