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The Trump administration’s trade advisors argue that greater dependence on bilateral — rather than multilateral — trade agreements will provide maximum advantages for U.S. exporters and consumers. Which approach is best?

People have become addicted to their mobile devices. NYU professor Adam Alter says it’s by design — and offers some ideas on how to break the habit.

Personalized medicine – also called precision or genetics-based medicine — was expected to revolutionize the field. But why are results so meager 15 years later?

Indian professionals garner the highest number of H-1B visas and would appear to be hurt most by new restrictions. But this opinion piece suggests ways they might benefit.

Fortune magazine editor Leigh Gallagher offers an inside look into the early days of Airbnb and its unlikely path to becoming a lodging giant, in her new book.

While Amazon has the size to go it alone in India, local rival Flipkart is teaming up with big players from the U.S. and China to carve out a bigger space in India’s e-commerce landscape.

Former U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy says the key to alleviating chronic stress is right at our fingertips: establishing emotional well-being.

Political outsider and pro-business centrist Emmanuel Macron looks highly likely to be France’s next president. But can a leader without a party succeed?

Nonprofits must embrace Social Change as a Platform to reach more people and at lower cost, experts say.

Word-of-mouth testimonials from consumers in cohesive communities drive online sales higher, Wharton research shows.