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Madeleine Albright Was the First “Most Powerful Woman” in U.S. History

As Secretary of State, she foresaw the danger of Putin’s rule even as she campaigned for NATO’s expansion to Russia’s borders.

What The White House Wants You To Read

Opinion | The Corporations Passing — and Failing — the Ukraine Morality Test (Published 2022)

The Yale professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld makes the case for full corporate withdrawal from Russia.

No Longer in Russia (Published 2022)

More than 400 companies have withdrawn, at least temporarily, from Russia since it invaded Ukraine. Some have been there since the fall of communism — symbols of the enduring power of Western culture...

Black Rifle Coffee has a reputation. Its military news site is aiming for something different.

"I want to swing above our weight class. I want us to be able to cover and do more than we should be able to do."

Over 1,000 Companies Have Curtailed Operations in Russia—But Some Remain

Bank Drops MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell For Making It Look Bad

A lot of things happened. Here are some of the things. This...

Why Business Leaders Should Consider Geopolitics in Their 2022 Media Strategy

Executives are becoming highly attuned to the rapidly changing geopolitical realm — and risks — associated with today’s global media…

How to conduct a 'stay' interview with your employees, and why you should

These may not always deter someone from leaving, but they will likely improve managers' understanding which should help them retain other valuable people.

3 challenges CEOs will face in 2022, according to the Wall Street Journal

Writing for the Wall Street Journal, Emily Glazer and Chip Cutter explore three of the biggest challenges CEOs in the health care industry and beyond will face in 2022.

C.E.O.s Were Our Heroes, at Least According to Them (Published 2022)

They stepped up in the pandemic “to save the world,” says Marc Benioff of Salesforce. Even as their tax practices and perches kept them above its troubles.

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Can Companies Force Themselves to Do Good?

A new kind of corporate structure, the perpetual-purpose trust, can make the values of pro-social companies permanent.

Arizona CEO's answer to 'Great Resignation' is offering $5K bonuses for new hires to quit

An Arizona CEO is offering a $5,000 bonus for new hires to quit after just two weeks into their new jobs as part of a unique approach to staff retention as a "great resignation" sweeps the American...

How America’s business leaders can better protect US democracy

When 700 business executives and supporting firms and institutions signed a petition last March to protest legislation to restrict voting in Georgia, it felt we crossed a threshold on CEO activism.

Business Roundtable Statement on Anniversary of January 6 U.S. Capitol Riot | Business Roundtable

The Five Biggest PR Blunders of 2021

Public relations lesson No. 1: Word of how companies treat their staffers gets around quickly.

42 Percent of Corporations Say 2022 Will Be Even More Challenging for Corporate Political Activity

/PRNewswire/ -- In 2021 corporate political action committees (PACs) suspended contributions and reassessed their policies. A survey by The Conference Board...