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Smart glasses. Preloved luxury. Style tips via chatbots. Tech, tariffs, and a temperamental economy are reshaping what consumers value—and how they discover, buy, and experience brands.
Much has been written about a CEO’s first 100 days, but what about the other end of the journey?
Facing disruption on multiple fronts, organizations in Asia are drawing on lessons from past crises to boost their resilience.
Almost every company has AI tools, but few really know how to use them. Leaders at 15 AI-savvy companies say the difference comes down to seven operating truths—that most organizations still get wrong.
As America prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, I've been reflecting on the generations that built the country's success and what it will take to prepare the next generation for the economic transition ahead. Like so many parents, I think about the future my children and their peers will inh...
Successful transformations require everyone in the organization to move in the same direction. That can only happen when CEOs directly address collective-action problems.
Health systems aren’t short on AI, they’re short on impact from AI. Capturing real value requires CEO-led transformation and a fundamental rethink of how care and operations run.
The president and CEO of Montefiore Einstein talks about technology in healthcare, opportunities to close gaps in patient access, and his own path to leadership.
As AI changes how consumers discover products and impact is measured, advertising value will shift to the players that can shape what is seen, selected, and purchased.
AI could become a powerful growth engine for the country by helping overcome the economy’s challenges and limitations, and generating improved productivity and lasting competitive advantage.
Daniela Rus, director of MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, shares a vision for robots that learn faster, respond in real time, and fit naturally into our lives.
As the second-generation leader of UOB, Wee Ee Cheong has devoted his career to the bank, guiding it steadily through change to safeguard the institution’s future for customers.
