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Bettina Stix, global director for community impact at Amazon, explains how the company is assisting in the earthquake recovery in Venezuela—and her...
Richard Dickson details how he’s employing the same pop culture playbook he used to resurrect Barbie at Mattel.
The marketing chief talks AI, brand storytelling, Nike versus Adidas, and why today’s top marketers need a real seat at the strategy table.
The former U.S. commerce secretary’s Raise Us initiative brings together governors, employers, and tech leaders to rethink job training before AI...
Peter Rahal built one of America’s hottest protein-bar brands in less than two years. Now he’s talking lawsuits, social media backlash, and why...
The Eurasia Group president says America’s global standing is shakier than it looks, and the country’s next revolution is overdue.
As the 2026 tournament arrives in North America, JT Batson explains how U.S. Soccer is trying to turn a global spectacle into a lasting national...
The Center for Humane Technology cofounder argues that the same incentives that warped social media are now shaping AI, with much higher stakes.
Shield AI’s Brandon Tseng says AI-powered drones are already reshaping battlefields from Ukraine to the Middle East. Now the former Navy SEAL is...
The ‘Lean Startup’ author argues that business has entered an era of extraction primacy, and says Anthropic’s clash with the government shows...
The ride-hail giant’s president and COO says the company’s real-time data offers a unique window into the economy, from rising gas prices to the...
Evans discusses the company’s rivalry with Waymo, its new partnership with Uber, and why the future of autonomous rides will scale ‘step by step.’
Luis von Ahn says his viral AI memo was misunderstood, and that the company has learned a hard lesson: AI can boost productivity, but it still...
The tennis great talks Nike negotiations, boardroom pressures, the end of Sugarpova, and why today’s female athletes need to watch out for sharks.
Jared Isaacman says Artemis II was only the opening step toward a permanent lunar presence and Mars missions.
Mauro Porcini on why the company is pushing beyond engineering prowess and betting on a harder challenge: building products that understand, assist,...
With oil prices surging and Chinese automakers gaining ground worldwide, Farley says Ford’s early EV missteps helped clarify what customers actually...
After growing Calm to 180 million downloads, Ko explains why he’s leaving the CEO role, and how leaders can tell the difference between productive...
The Affectiva founder and Blue Tulip investor argues that the biggest opportunity in AI is building tools that amplify people.
Ryan Petersen says the fallout is spreading across shipping, air freight, and critical supply chains that underpin global commerce.
Zach Reitano discusses scaling GLP-1 care, tackling backlash, and what comes after weight-loss drugs go mainstream.
The former CMO of Univision reflects on navigating setbacks, redefining identity beyond job titles, and how her upbringing during Iran’s revolution...
Sweet explains why leaders must understand AI, why companies should fix broken processes before investing in advanced models, and why she’s doubling...
Faber reflects on lessons from competitive diving, reshaping global manufacturing after tariffs, and why the company is experimenting with an AI...
Micky Lawler on launching a player-owned startup league, offering equity instead of just paychecks, and why the boom in women’s sports is only just...
Burson CEO Corey duBrowa explains why reputation has become a $7 trillion asset, and how executives should decide when to speak up in a volatile...
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