Rich Karlgaard

Which of two ways—or maybe three—is the best way to run a company?

Where will capital flow in the coming years? The smart money looks beyond software investments.

Asia should look beyond the bluster of U.S. politics to stay upright in the storm.

Lateral thinking will be the new catchphrase in business and investment.

Khosla says AI will bring radical benefits to humanity among other observations in wide-ranging interview

India’s restructure boom, China’s healthcare innovation and Africa’s emerging common market are among buzzy new engines for growth.

The final panel at Forbes Global CEO Conference in Singapore discussed what generative AI today will mean for organizations tomorrow.

Progress isn’t always steady when it comes to competition, no more so than when it comes to economic prosperity. India and Southeast may soon outpace their global peers.

North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum Is Considering a Long Shot Run for President in 2024. It’s Not As Crazy As It sounds.

Trust has been in short supply over the past few years, renewing its value with investors in 2023.

India’s richest person Gautam Adani sees an era of growth, prosperity ahead for the world’s fifth largest economy.

Giving talent the freedom to pursue excellence in the workplace is a win-win for companies—and society.

The big-picture answers will separate the best companies in Asia from the rest.

It’s been a poor start to the decade, but the “China Dream” of continued prosperity points to growth.

CEO Albert Bourla mobilized Pfizer amid some of the most strenuous conditions experienced in modern times.

The business metaverse, the digital twin of the physical world, is unsurprisingly dominated by large enterprise tech companies. But the consumer metaverse’s 3D world is where the hype is at, and Asia’s tech firms and their young fans are leading the charge.

It’s still early days but the global shipping industry is seeing its next two revolutions: digitalization and decarbonization. And the world’s largest container shipping company Maersk is readying itself for the future.

The biggest risk to the global economy is not Covid-19 or broken supply chains. It is the reluctance of policy leaders to give the superpower of technology, entrepreneurs, capital and trade a chance to work its magic. Southeast Asia is getting this more right than wrong.

Venture capital seeks alpha investments—ones that can return 100x or more for early investors— and many of them want to go to Southeast Asia nowadays because of the growing tech and venture ecosystems in the region. Southeast Asia is likely to have its best VC days ahead.

Mainland China is behind other countries when it comes to making advanced microprocessors. Beijing has to overcome that hurdle if it wants to move toward core technological independence by 2025.