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America’s top business schools need to account for the pressures that politics and culture wars place on corporate decision-making.

While discussing future pandemics might not gain politicians any favor, philanthropists have a special superpower—the ability to privatize failure and socialize success.

When Politicians Panicked, John Tamny’s new book about the political response to the coronavirus pandemic, is a shocking read.

“Quality of life will determine the future of all urban areas, especially as we try to recapture the people, businesses and revenue that have left our cities.”

Worth recently had the chance to speak with Lang about being a first-time political candidate, her policy priorities, women running for office and why she deserves your support.

Given the inflows into ESG strategies in 2020, the markets have spoken. ESG investing has widespread appeal. It is not a partisan phenomenon and has even won over its biggest skeptic: Wall Street.

On the third and final day of our summit, we learned about how to build profitable and purpose-led businesses, how to use tech and AI to progress equality and what it will take to power forward into 2021.

On Tuesday, Worth kicked off our three-day Women & Worth Virtual Summit, where we heard from from leaders across different companies and backgrounds about how we can use our money to make the world a more equitable place.

No one is suggesting that the selection of our political leaders should be contracted out to Korn Ferry or Robert Half. But shouldn’t we try to think of some way that more stringency could be introduced into the whole process?

“From a federal standpoint, we have really failed on this testing problem… it’s been the mayors and governors that have really been leading,” says Louisville’s Greg Fischer.

Stylishly and unapologetically, designers are embracing social issues and addressing the sometimes controversial topics impacting their customers.

Political heavyweights agree that a Democratic ticket can’t win without a woman on it.

In 2019, the mayor survived a surprisingly close reelection race. Now, Nirenberg says, he’s changed some things about his style, but his agenda—namely, elevating San Antonio to the top tier of American cities—remains very much the same.

The former governor of South Carolina and U.S. rep to the United Nations tantalized the crowd at the College of Charleston’s first Women for Women Summit.

The four-time James Beard Award winner’s new series explores what’s eating America.

Bloomberg Philanthropies has helped the presidential candidate build policy expertise—and political support—across the country.

Money makes the American political engine turn, and in the ramp-up to the 2020 presidential election, these individuals are emerging as the biggest private donors on both sides of the aisle.

What they say about big issues may be a clue to the working environment they run.

Robert Barro ponders the challenges the U.S. Federal Reserve faces in order to maintain its independence.