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Zoom’s Return-To-Office Could Doom The Company

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Exceptional leaders often excel as skilled storytellers, and for good reason. Once a company hits a certain level of organizational complexity, one of the most important tasks the CEO has is to craft intellectually coherent and captivating narratives about the firm, its purpose, and its performance. Failure in this task means undermining the very existence of the company; a sin

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Beijing Counters Washington’s Trade Moves

Beijing and Washington continue with their mutual hostility. Late last year, the Biden administration placed restrictions on exports of equipment for the manufacture of advanced semiconductors to China. At the same time, it announced subsidies for the domestic manufacture of semiconductors. Washington even got Japan and the Netherlands to join

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U.S. Embracing Pressure Of Increased Competition

The U.S. is embracing the increased competition at this year’s Women’s World Cup and the team will keep pushing its limits as it chases a record third straight title, midfielder Kristie Mewis said on Monday. The U.S. has won the World Cup four times – in 1991, 1999, 2015 and

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Why We Need To Bring More Visibility To Invisible Disabilities And Illnesses

As a society, we often ignorantly assume that if we can’t see a visible disability, then the individual must be living a struggle-free life. There is a huge spectrum within each disability, however, and considering that 80% of disabilities are invisible, we need to start being more vocal, and visible,

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Football Australia CEO Disappointed With FIFA’s Decision On Rainbow Armbands

Football Australia’s chief executive, James Johnson, expressed his disappointment at governing body FIFA’s decision not to allow rainbow armbands at the Women’s World Cup, saying the armband options “did not go as far” as the players had hoped. Last month, FIFA approved eight armbands for captains that could be worn

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International Students Key To AI As Researchers And Entrepreneurs

New research finds international students are a crucial link in America’s efforts to lead the world in artificial intelligence. Foreign nationals studying at U.S. universities have become a key source of researchers and entrepreneurial talent in AI. International Students As Entrepreneurs “Forty-two percent (18 of 43) of the top U.S.-based

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Why Leaders Need To Become Virtuosos Of Virtual Meetings

Virtual meetings are vastly different from their real-world cousins. To successfully lead these meetings, you need to truly understand the medium and its benefits and challenges. Then you need to practice the skills necessary to facilitate virtual meetings and be the role model for how these meets are led. Many

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Making Sense Of The Latest Student Loan Cancellation Announcements

Last month, the Supreme Court struck down President Biden’s attempt to unilaterally cancel up to $20,000 in federal student loans for most borrowers. The high court ruled that decisions of major economic significance, such as the $430 billion loan-cancellation scheme—rest with Congress rather than the executive branch. While the Biden

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Most Organizations Fail At Hybrid Work

The shift to hybrid work ushered in by the pandemic is here to stay. However, many companies are finding that hybrid work does not just happen on its own. According to my interview with Micah Remley, CEO of Robin, organizations need to be deliberate and intentional in implementing hybrid work

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The Material Cost Of Canceling Diversity

Diversity is under attack. This may not seem like new news, considering the contentious standing that diversity has held in this country—from Jim Crowe to redlining. However, if recent headlines are any indication, this particular assault will not only have ethical consequences but also a significant impact on commerce as

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New Data Reveals Climate Change Risks To Corporate Assets In The US

Occasionally, discussions arise suggesting that a warming planet could bring certain benefits, principally, to countries in the global north, such as enhanced agricultural productivity; meanwhile, countries located between the tropics of Capricorn and Cancer will bear the brunt of climate change. It may come as a surprise then that new

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