A bestselling author, who hated to be called a management guru, foresaw the rise of remote work and the decline of corporate lifers.
China Reins In Its Once-Freewheeling Finance Sector With Purges and Pay Cuts
Xi’s campaign against capitalist excess ushers out internationally experienced financiers for a new generation of loyal functionaries.
Canada Knows Trump Would Win a Trade Fight. It Is Preparing to Retaliate Anyway.
The country’s leaders are trying to persuade the new administration to hold off while also seeking ways to inflict pain in a tariff spat.
Greenland to Trump: 'We Don't Want to Be American'
Múte Egede, Greenland’s prime minister, said his country would pursue closer defense and business ties to U.S.
Israel, Hamas Move Closer on Gaza Cease-Fire Deal
Progress in cease-fire talks has raised hopes a deal could be reached to release some of the hostages still held in the Gaza Strip and pause fighting that has dragged on for 15 months.
Hamas Has Another Sinwar. And He's Rebuilding.
Militants in Gaza are recruiting new fighters under the leadership of Yahya Sinwar’s younger brother, Mohammed Sinwar, known as “Shadow.”
China's Export Boom Means Trump Tariffs Would Hit Beijing Where It Hurts
The country’s economy is increasingly reliant on foreign demand for goods pouring out of Chinese factories.
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