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Standing on the courthouse steps, moments after receiving his permanent residency Green Card, John Lennon was asked if he harbored a grudge against the Nixon Administration for tapping his phone, putting him under surveillance and mounting a multi-year attempt to deport him. Without missing a beat, John smiled and said, “Time wounds all read »
John Greathouse, Contributor
In times gone by, when enterprises sought to shave costs off non-core processes, or add capabilities not immediately available in their organizations, they turned to third-party providers. Now, they’re more likely to first look at cloud services before bringing aboard live partners. But this doesn’t mean it’s okay to sit back and let read »
Joe McKendrick, Contributor
Formula One’s chief executive Bernie Ecclestone has revealed that a blockbuster race on the streets of Las Vegas is “ready to go” and an unlikely ally could hold the keys to getting it off the grid.
In an interview with Britain’s Independent newspaper Mr Ecclestone revealed that he is in discussions with a group which is planning the read »
Christian Sylt, Contributor
Anyone following the leadership turmoil in American iconic firms like EK, HP and JC Penney in recent decades — or having observed how different divisions, departments, and teams are managed within large organizations — cannot help but reach a sober conclusion: academic credentials and technical experience do not make someone a leader capable of read »
Panos Mourdoukoutas, Contributor
Two stories shared by entrepreneurs at a recent health conference highlight some of the maddening ways our current system fends off precisely the sorts of data-driven innovation we so desperately need. Their experiences also allow you to imagine the advances we could achieve if we were more willing to consider and thoughtfully read »
David Shaywitz, Contributor
While Peter Thiel has a right to his beliefs and to express them, we should know where they come from. read »
Greg Satell, Contributor
Developing a successful cultural direction for your workplace may seem like one of a thousand tasks to complete as a new CEO. Nevertheless, it is one of the most important ongoing responsibilities for any business leader, as the vast majority of successful companies have dynamic cultures. These cultures are often the result of long, careful read »
Chuck Cohn, Contributor
Sometimes being the boss isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. read »
The Muse, Contributor
The main vehicle used by Zions to produce desired improvements in workforce engagement: the performance review. read »
Larry Myler, Contributor
Some people feel comforted by getting up every morning and doing the same thing every day—going through the same motions month after month, year after year, with only slight deviations. That’s not how most entrepreneurs operate, least of all those in the ever-changing world of tech.
That in mind, you can imagine how excited iOS read »
Karsten Strauss, Forbes Staff
