Companies should take steps now to minimize risk in a rapidly evolving legal landscape governing the use of biometric technology, which is sure to see many significant changes over the course of 2021.
Led by pro-business Texas, the nation’s Southwestern quarter continues to build on its strengths.
As our response to Covid makes clear, the U.S. lacks a practical approach to deal with an emergency that grips the entire breadth of the country in multiple ways over a prolonged period. Here’s what we need to do.
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With trust in institutions at an all-time low, consumers are desperate for something to believe in. Give it to them, by staying true to your ‘enduring idea.’
Leading up to Inauguration Day, my mind kept going back to an interview I did in late 2018 with historian Doris Kearns Goodwin on her
At a meeting in the wake of the attack on the Capitol, CEOs voiced worries and brainstormed ideas for how business can help strengthen democracy.
Jay Timmons, who leads the largest organization representing American manufacturing, said Vice President Mike Pence should consider invoking the 25th amendment in the wake of Wednesday’s violence. ‘This is sedition and should be treated as such.’
A longtime Chief Executive columnist convenes CEOs from some of America’s biggest companies to discuss what is happening in Washington. Many spoke in outrage over a threatened betrayal of the Constitution.
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