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Big Tech – Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon — pose an existential threat because they come between us and reality, a new book contends.

There’s a trend these days toward buying and selling locally sourced goods – but should that push to “go local” also extend to the way firms hire retail employees?

Online lender Kabbage harnesses the power of data analytics to approve small business loans far faster than banks, says executive Spencer Robinson.

DowDuPont’s Andrew Liveris says America’s manufacturing base should be strengthened or the country will lose the ability to innovate.

Developing trust is necessary to lead effectively. Counterintelligence expert Robin Dreeke shares his five steps to generating trust at work and in life.

Deadlines, staff shortages and other stresses can make work an unhappy place. But there are three actions we can take to feel more fulfilled on the job.

Fintech is growing up, and the sector’s evolution is creating a wealth of new opportunities for both incumbent financial institutions and disruptors.

Two Penn professors are taking an interdisciplinary approach to learning how stress affects individuals – and what we could do about it.

Wharton professor Katherine Milkman discusses the ground-breaking ideas that led to the awarding of the Nobel Prize in Economics to behavioral economist Richard H. Thaler.

Author and former Tribeca Enterprises CEO Andrew Essex discusses the future of entertainment and advertising.