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The strategy might not offer as big a financial win as expected. → Read More
The company now sells more than 20 types of ketchup. → Read More
CEOs pondering a reduction in force may want to look closely at the surprising reality of layoffs. → Read More
How you conduct layoffs can make or break employee morale and loyalty. → Read More
Adam Selipsky, who runs Amazon's massive cloud computing business, says "If you’re not dissatisfied with what you see around you, you’re usually not compelled to reinvent something." → Read More
In a drug-pricing system driven by perverse incentives and greed, everyone wins but patients suffering from America’s most expensive chronic disease. → Read More
The pandemic hasn’t killed globalization. But the radical changes it has wrought will have long-term implications for businesses worldwide. → Read More
We just can’t give full attention to all the decisions we make—some 35,000 a day, says one study. → Read More
With just 28 and a half years to go, many companies that have pledged to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 are running out of time. → Read More
Employers worldwide are entering the most tumultuous turnover environment in memory. → Read More
The first thing to understand is that the statement “profitable U.S. corporations paid no U.S. income tax” can be misleading. → Read More
Biden is proposing a multi-part system to make escaping U.S. tax more difficult and make U.S. corporations pay more tax no matter where their profits are. → Read More
President Biden is pushing an increase in the U.S. rate, and for 139 countries to agree on a global minimum rate to stop corporate profit-shifting. → Read More
Strategy consultant Roger L. Martin made three specific predictions to Fortune in 2019: “The Time Warner acquisition will be a disaster. The CEO will lose his job. AT&T will get back half what it paid for Time Warner.” He was right on all counts. → Read More
In the face of a challenge like the COVID pandemic, leaders can arise from anywhere among us. Here's what those leaders have in common. → Read More
It’s tough to compete when you have to pay a middleman that your competitors don’t have to pay. → Read More
And we can’t resist mentioning that this supremely useful document exists because of a 1973 Fortune article. → Read More
Commenting on a verdict, whether praising or condemning, remains beyond what most companies and CEOs are willing to do. → Read More
Madoff was evil in a strange way that doesn’t fit any conventional conception of the term. → Read More
In 1982 it set the standard for an ethical corporate response in cases when a product—Tylenol then—is harming or killing customers. → Read More