Geoffrey Colvin

American companies invested $126 billion in China just two years ago. Now widening U.S.-China conflicts raise the question: Can U.S. businesses still compete?

Chris Kempczinski took over as McDonald’s CEO after major upheaval.

Big Tech cloud providers are racing to arm themselves in the generative AI chatbot wars.

Humility, self awareness and empathy are in high demand as companies look for CEOs and executives with better emotional intelligence.

Metaverse office meetings however, are less likely.

PE is growing fast, and there just aren’t enough CEOs at substantial companies for PE firms to swipe.

Private equity firms are poaching would-be CEOs from public companies.

Stanford professor Erik Brynjolfsson takes an optimistic view of the technology.

CEO Chris Kempczinski shares the factors the company was weighing—including the loss of a significant chunk of global revenue—in the 81 days between Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and McDonald’s announcement that it would exit the country.

The last time inflation was this high was in 1982.