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IS THE White House’s artificial intelligence policy America First or simply Silicon Valley First? After this week, I’m leaning sharply towards the latter. It’s...

y wife and I arrived in Copenhagen, Denmark on a gray afternoon after a business trip in Paris, expecting the usual European chill, yet...

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I was lucky to have taken five foreign trips this year — to Hong Kong and China last April, Spain in September, and Vietnam...

Queuing is expected in self-service restaurants, ATM withdrawals, and buying tickets from the box office. Exceptions allowed for jumping the queue may apply to...

After obtaining my Ph.D. in Economics at Harvard University in September 1963, I decided to accept the offer from the newly established IESE Business School in Barcelona, Spain to help in the writing of cases patterned after the Harvard Business School (HBS) model.