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In spring 2019, Saks Fifth Avenue unveiled a lavish, much-publicized $250 million renovation of its iconic Manhattan store. Meanwhile, Seattle-based...

Most business books push a singular narrative around negotiations: Go hard or go home. The advice is tied to the...

Uber has lost its license to operate in London – one of its biggest markets globally – for the second...

As debates rage over the need to regulate Facebook and other social media giants, a question that keeps coming up...

Many mid- and late-career managers find themselves forced out of their jobs before they are ready to retire. A study...

People are living longer. This makes retirement expensive and planning for it agonizingly complex. To make matters worse, stock markets...

Shoppers who ventured into stores on Black Friday, November 29, may have noticed significantly less frenzy than in previous years,...

Most executives care about creating long-term shareholder value but haven’t had the right tool to track it. In a recent...

The recent firing of McDonald’s chief executive Steve Easterbrook over a consensual relationship with an employee highlights the thorny issue...

Entrepreneurship is embedded in India’s economy and culture. This opinion piece traces the roots of India’s startup ecosystem and where...