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The Boss Who Gave His Employees a $240 Million Gift
When Graham Walker sold his family’s Louisiana company, he made sure his 540 employees got a cut
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Dec 27, 20251 min read
The application of contingency theory to crisis response instead of crisis communication: the influence of strategy and time
Crisis response must go beyond merely mitigating negative impacts. Organisations often face the choice between cooperative, constructive responses or more advocative stances. This raises the question of whether their decisions are influenced by crisis response strategies, time pressure, or strategic orientation.
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Dec 27, 20251 min read
How Work Changed in 2025, According to HBR Readers
2025 was a year of big change—in general, and in the workplace.
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Dec 27, 20251 min read
The High Cost of Workplace Incivility
Discourtesy drives job dissatisfaction and talent loss—but there are remedies.
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Dec 27, 20251 min read
APHORISTIC INTELLIGENCE BEATS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
It’s not just okay for some things in life to be hard—it’s essential.
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Dec 26, 20251 min read
Leaders: be a better decider
As reinvention pressure rises, leaders need to rewire their decision-making .
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Dec 24, 20251 min read
Office Introverts Want the Boss to Understand Their Plight
The quietest employees have begun speaking up about the ways the office doesn’t work for them. Time for recharge lounges.
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Dec 24, 20251 min read
Without free markets, American conservatism comes apart
Battles among think tanks on the right demonstrate the vitality of free markets as a U.S. value.
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Dec 24, 20251 min read
Brené Brown on Values, Vulnerability, and Playing to Win
At a recent Authors@Wharton event, Adam Grant spoke with award-winning researcher Brené Brown about her new book, 'Strong Ground.'
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Dec 24, 20251 min read
Adopting AI: Starting Small While Thinking Big
In a recent episode of the 'Where AI Works' podcast, Wharton’s Peter Cappelli spoke with Jabil’s Vivian Sun about how her company became an early adopter of AI technology. Related
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Dec 24, 20251 min read
The Idea That Once Held America Together Died in 2025
In a year when the United States seemed more split than ever, Americans united in one way: We demanded results and we wanted them now.
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Dec 24, 20251 min read
Does AI Mean the End of Entry-Level Jobs?
Companies will have to find ways of giving junior employees less grunt work and more responsibility.
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Dec 23, 20251 min read
Mass Recall of U.S. Ambassadors Leaves Unprecedented Global Vacancies
Almost 30 envoys are being recalled, some from countries where President Trump has lauded U.S. efforts to end armed conflicts
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Dec 23, 20251 min read
The Year the U.S Job Market Hit a Wall
Unemployment rose and wage growth shrank this year, potentially setting up an even rougher 2026
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Dec 23, 20251 min read
Mining Pantakinetic™ ore, while further uncovering limits of A.I. (UII w/Claude)
DM Good day Claude. Today I would seek to (feebly) share my on-going Fitness=Truth™ thinking regarding Pantakinesis™ , The Universal Holophren™ and my conjecture of an apparently continuous Pantakinetic creation in the "Realm of the Present-Now™ (RPN), for your commentary (of, and beyond, our related past conversations; ...and please no sycophancy, nor anemic dichotomies!): 1) Pantakinesis, by definition, would (seem to be) without or beyond any imaginable shape or boundaries
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Dec 23, 202519 min read
How the World of Work Will Change Over the Next 20 Years
Five experts look ahead and imagine a future that looks totally different Quick Summary Artificial intelligence could transform workplace performance measurement by analyzing real-time employee data to optimize workflows and collaboration. A shrinking workforce in Europe, Japan and the U.S. could necessitate increased investment in vocational training and skill-based employee development. The future workplace will integrate AI and human collaboration, potentially reducing mid
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Dec 23, 20251 min read
U.S. Leadership Halts Five Wind Farms Off the East Coast
The Interior Department said the projects posed national security risks, without providing details. The decision imperils billions of dollars of investments.
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Dec 22, 20251 min read
FAO Schwarz Entices Toy Shoppers With the One Thing They Can’t Get Online
The fabled toy store and other retailers are betting memorable experiences can lure customers away from e-commerce sites
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Dec 22, 20251 min read
These Teenagers Are Already Running Their Own AI Companies
They might not yet drive, but they’re getting an early start in business by leveraging vibe-coding and social media
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Dec 22, 20251 min read
AI Is Testing What Society Wants From Music
The emerging technology is warping the record industry in all sorts of strange—and foreboding—ways.
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Dec 22, 20251 min read
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