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Pixar went from a scrappy startup to a proven leader in the entertainment industry. In a new book, former CFO Lawrence Levy recounts building the company and taking it public.

The Eastern Mediterranean International School in Israel is trying to nurture peace through education and inter-cultural understanding.

The move by Portland, Ore., to tax companies for “outrageous CEO pay” comes with the best of intentions but could become counterproductive, say experts.

Royal Dutch Shell and Boeing are just two companies that have ventured into Iran’s market following the partial removal of sanctions against the country. But nearly a year after so-called “Implementation Day,” is Iran any better off than it was?

President-elect Donald Trump recently has given conflicting signals on how he will deal with China on trade, security and diplomacy.

President-elect Donald Trump recently has given conflicting signals on how he will deal with China on trade, security and diplomacy.

Marketing experts from Unilever, JP Morgan Chase, Mars Chocolate, and others shared ways they are enticing millennials to their brands.

What’s making Americans so anxious? Author Ruth Whippman says it’s the notion that happiness must be pursued above all else.

In a recent book, management consultant Dan Roam explains why doodles and drawings are the among the best ways to convey information.

New research from Wharton’s Barbara Kahn finds that the way products are displayed affects a shopper’s perception of choice – and, in turn, can impact what and how much they buy.