Nearly 50 panels addressed AI in its various forms, discussing the impacts of AI on democracy, health care, the workplace, product design, and host of other industries, including music and journalism
The move toward purpose-driven business appears to have gathered steam over the past decade.
The argument in favor of what used to be called “corporate social responsibility” stands in stark contrast to the classical view of the corporation’s purpose.
United Kingdom businesses are preparing their annual report on gender pay gaps, and the buzz swirling about it the British media may reinvigorate the same discussions in the U.S.
Shareholder activism is spreading across the globe, and a new report shows that 2018 was a record year for activist campaigns
In the past, when a startup firm was ready to expand, it often turned to the public market for investors to buy out the initial venture capital investment. That may be changing.
Is there a business case to be made for broadening the backgrounds of decision-makers in the VC world?
In a world awash with data, many companies have declared goals to become more data-driven, to invest in analytics, and to crunch the numbers to better target their services. However, a new survey shows that companies are far behind their goals.
The U.S. healthcare system can be confusing – never mind the actual medical care. It also is costly. And from changing coverage to high deductibles to co-pays and more, the question remains: Who pays?
As questions of trust continue to rise within global institutions and populations, the question for many companies has become: Should we take social stands?
