Rising from the ashes? ThyssenKrupp’s American debacle and its aftermath

Automated LLM-powered agents that talk to each and solve problems together represent the most exciting commercial frontier in AI, but a future of human-like machines remains a distant dream, says Michael Wooldridge

Welcome to the Gilded Cage: who really rules America? asks whether US democracy serves big business or if the President is playing a more sinister game.

Have you ever found yourself in a scenario when, as leader, you’re expected to know the answer to a question but don’t? In the second of a two-part series, Francesca Giulia Mereu suggests useful responses to challenging questions.

Corporate leaders must stop being passive spectators and actively shape geopolitical outcomes to drive global competitiveness and collaboration.

Dr. Rachel Lewis explores how empowering teams to co-create solutions can reduce workplace stress and boost wellbeing

How to grow beyond your skillset: a self-check for leaders Leaders often need to navigate significant changes of direction in their careers – which means expanding their skills and ways of working. Answer the following questions honestly to check ...

Was Trump wrong to get Elon on board? Not necessarily: private sector executives should contribute more to policy, argues Arturo Bris

BCG’s Martin Reeves traces the messy human journey behind one of tech’s most contagious features – and what it reveals about innovation, behavior, and unintended consequences.

As Trump-era policies return with sharper edges, companies must rethink supply chains not for speed, but for resilience.