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The world may be slipping backward into a ‘geopolitical risk supercycle,’ warns strategist and C-suite advisor
Leadership

The world may be slipping backward into a ‘geopolitical risk supercycle,’ warns strategist and C-suite advisor

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October 15, 2024
Huge bright clouds of smoke from an explosion rise up from buildings.
Newsletters

CFOs are worried about geopolitics—but fear is higher in Europe than in the U.S. and Asia

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October 10, 2024
CEOs shouldn’t worry about the economic fallout from the Israel-Iran conflict—yet
Leadership

CEOs shouldn’t worry about the economic fallout from the Israel-Iran conflict—yet

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October 3, 2024
China is a ‘fire-breathing dragon on government steroids’ whose tech will surpass Western firms in a decade, U.S. think tank says
Leadership

China is a ‘fire-breathing dragon on government steroids’ whose tech will surpass Western firms in a decade, U.S. think tank says

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September 20, 2024
A message from American businesses: Don’t walk away from the UN
Commentary

A message from American businesses: Don’t walk away from the UN

By Whitney Y. Baird and Peter Yeo
September 18, 2024
Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio
Finance

Longtime China bull Ray Dalio fears economy faces problems as severe as Japan in 1990

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September 18, 2024
Jamie Dimon
Finance

Ahead of the Fed meeting, Jamie Dimon weighs in on rate cuts

By Hannah Levitt and Bloomberg
September 17, 2024
Yoshua Bengio, professor at the Montreal Institute for Learning Algorithms, is seen at a lecture event wearing a tan suit with a maroon dress shirt. His mouth is slightly open as he speaks and he is wearing a microphone. His hands are raised as he gestures while speaking on AI.
Tech

AI could soon be beyond our control—and the scientists who created it are worried

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September 17, 2024
American companies in China report record-low profits
Finance

American companies in China report record-low profits

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September 12, 2024
The world is ‘reglobalizing’—and multinationals can’t keep doing business as usual
Commentary

The world is ‘reglobalizing’—and multinationals can’t keep doing business as usual

By Kenneth Dewoskin and Alan MacCharles
September 5, 2024
Jensen Huang, baseball glove in hand and wearing a baseball jersey, gives a thumbs up.
Finance

Nvidia’s Q2 earnings could spark an AI rally—or trigger a panicked selloff

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August 27, 2024
Countries like Malaysia and Thailand are flocking to join BRICS as a potential ‘counterweight against U.S. economic hegemony’
Leadership

Countries like Malaysia and Thailand are flocking to join BRICS as a potential ‘counterweight against U.S. economic hegemony’

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August 21, 2024
The era of ‘invented in California; made in China’ is over, warns Singapore’s prime minister
Leadership

The era of ‘invented in California; made in China’ is over, warns Singapore’s prime minister

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August 19, 2024
The most underrated leadership skill, according to Jake Sullivan
Commentary

The most underrated leadership skill, according to Jake Sullivan

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August 16, 2024
Employees in a tense workplace conversation.
Newsletters

Political issues can be a threat to company culture—here’s how CHROs are managing workplace tensions

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August 15, 2024

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