Political elections

Visualizing what people are really doing with gen AI, the long tail of layoffs, beer and boycotts, and more.

Notable companies retreated from their climate and social responsibility commitments — plus other defining themes.

Curated tips from the HBR archive.

Extensive research has shown: right- and left-wing populists both lead to lower stock returns and higher inflation. Here’s why — and what businesses can do.

A look back at 10 of the year’s most important stories.

How to minimize the risks and focus on what counts

Use these practices to help you manage your mental health today.

Research-based advice on how to help employees engage in productive discourse.

What business can—and must—do to revitalize democracy

Businesses have the tools to help local governments adapt to a new, digital landscape.

Be prepared with the right answers.

Election night brought a tricky dataviz challenge into focus.

The reasons for Trump’s win are obvious, if you know where to look.

Weigh the consequences of speaking up.

Highlights of this month’s issue.

Three ways he broke through the noise.

When I appeared on the Bill Good Show, one of Vancouver’s top talk radio shows Monday to discuss Canada’s ban on election-night tweeting, an issue that I wrote about for HBR, I didn’t know that I’d been preceded by Stephen Harper, Canada’s Prime Minister, who ultimately was reelected. If only I’d had a chance to […]