Tech giants today face the same criticisms as their business ancestors such as U.S. Steel and AT&T, and it’s tempting to conclude that the sheer bigness of big business inherently creates a problem. But history reveals a more complex story.
A stunning 100 percent of the CEOs polled at a Yale event on Tuesday said they believe social media platforms posed a threat to pre-teens and teens on critical behaviors like confidence and body image, with 53 percent saying they thought it was a “strong threat.”
The U.S. lags advanced nations’ infrastructure and desperately needs Congress to pass a bipartisan infrastructure bill to enable us to prosper at home and compete globally.
Like Audible CEO Don Katz’s work in Newark, AEP executives are attempting to drive social responsibility down to the local level. Four steps guide AEP’s work.
How can CEOs address controversial issues while remaining sensitive to the varying viewpoints among different constituencies? Some guidelines.
One of Hollywood’s most respected executives also has a deep background in public health, making him a Covid-info clearinghouse for CEOs. His best advice now? “Move your thinking from pandemic to endemic.”
It’s a question as old as America itself: When state and federal laws conflict, which one controls? For companies, that question is becoming essential.
Navigating the new age of conscious capitalism is not for the faint of heart. Before speaking up, CEOs should know the pitfalls to avoid.
Politics aside, and no matter which party declares itself the victor in this latest round of horse-trading, it’s clear who will have won the war.
Without them, without their efforts, our nation, our world, would be in a far worse place. That isn’t hyperbole. That is a fact.
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