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OneTeam Partners is delivering financial justice to third-string linemen, female players and other undervalued competitors across a growing number of professional and college sports.

The London-based global economist says it’s no accident that America is turning 250 the same year as Adam Smith’s "The Wealth of Nations."

Meet Laxman Narasimhan, father, husband, son—and now CEO of Starbucks. By Nikhil Deogun.

What links his bestseller on the 2008 financial crisis with his new bestseller on the crash of all market crashes? A sobering truth about human nature. “How quickly we forget,” he says.

Running Tide Founder and CEO Marty Odlin speaks with Brunswick.

First to arrive at US construction sites, Ferguson is last to leave. Brunswick talks with CEO Kevin Murphy.

To “cancel” or forgive? What is privilege, and can we recognize our own? How can a company demonstrate allyship? Nicole Reboe explores the answers with Kenji Yoshino, an anti-discrimination and civil rights expert.

The sudden appearance of ChatGPT is set to transform the college experience in unpredictable ways. Brunswick’s Eli Mundy, a recent graduate, shares his view.

A blocked Suez shows how rapid progress can ratchet the impact of a mistake.

A note from the Editor in Chief.

AT&T CEO John Stankey has quietly led one of corporate America’s more remarkable reinventions. Ash Spiegelberg and Matt Levine report.

A climate change COP in Egypt, a biodiversity COP in Montreal—confusing, yes? But their results work in tandem, pushing the world toward significant UN goals. Brunswick’s Phil Drew and Joseph Doyle explain.