Stanford
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Five common communication mistakes (And how to fix them)
Learn how to be more effective at your next meeting or presentation
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Why self-regulation can pay off
Companies that try to fix problems on their own may sidestep more onerous regulations in the future
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Artificial intelligence for the perplexed executive
AI can transform almost every industry. The biggest uncertainty may be the humans behind it
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Phil Knight on the controversial Kaepernick Ad and Nike's never-give-up attitude
“It doesn’t matter how many people hate your brand as long as enough people love it.”
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Can a giant company behave like a startup?
Stanford GSB faculty reveal the art of engineering entrepreneurialism within existing organizations
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Diane von Furstenberg: Find your door, and push through it
The founder of the quintessential wrap dress talks about losing everything and building herself back up.
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Rethinking the relationship between age, business acumen, and entrepreneurship
New data shows the sweet spot for entrepreneurial success, and why young people need to rise up the ranks more quickly
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Our misplaced fear of job-stealing robots
At a Future of Work forum, experts say demographic shifts, not artificial intelligence, create the biggest challenges for today's workplace
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Jeffrey Katzenberg: How failure makes a better leader
The media industry veteran shares the lessons he learned after being fired — twice
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Big data is giving an edge to big companies
The growth gap is widening between large and small companies. A new study offers a surprising explanation
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How much is your private data worth - and who should own it?
In an ideal world, consumers would control the rights to their data but would also be able to sell it broadly