Clayton Christensen, 1952–2020
The guru of innovative technology leaves a legacy that extends well beyond the business world.
Economy & Business
Wealth: Don’t Lower the Ceiling, Raise the Floor
Davos showcases the wrong way and the right way to address income inequality.
Goldman Sachs Exempts All Asian Companies from New IPO Diversity Pledge
Goldman Sachs will exempt companies in Asia from a new company rule mandating that companies they take public have at least one female or racial minority board member, Bloomberg reported ...
U.S. Blacklists Foreign Firms over Iranian Oil Deals
Two of the companies are based in Hong Kong, one in Shanghai, and the fourth in Dubai.
America Needs the Middle East to Grow
Its importance to the U.S. and the world goes far beyond oil.
Phase One of the China Trade Agreement in Context
Trump’s obsession with the trade deficit is front and center.
Government Engineering with Markets Is Better Than Government Engineering without Them
When government action is either genuinely necessary, conservatives should absolutely work to inject market principles into the process.
Goldman Sachs Will No Longer Take Companies Public Unless They Have at Least One ‘Diverse’ Board Member
CEO David Solomon announced plans to implement a policy to stop financing initial public offerings of companies that have no minority or female board members.
The Charitable-Giving Deduction Needs to Be Fixed
Why privilege causes favored by the wealthy?
California’s Crusade against CEOs
Trends in household income are little correlated with those in executive compensation.