Evan Goldstein reveals what’s driving the attacks on universities — and why they have struggled to present a united defense.

Ju Rhyu reveals the lessons she learned as a first-time entrepreneur who built a brand that earned a $630 million exit.

José Andrés shares insights from his new book, “Change the Recipe” — a candid collection of personal stories that doubles as a playbook for navigating uncertainty, breaking rules, and leading with heart.

Carla Vernón, CEO of The Honest Company, shares how she’s drawing on her experience at General Mills and Amazon to navigate shifting retail headwinds and reignite the brand.

NPR’s CEO Katherine Maher previews her Congressional testimony, defending the public media outlet’s case for federal funding.

Trump’s tariff war is causing vast disruption across international trade. Ryan Petersen shares a behind-the-scenes look into how global commerce truly functions right now.

Stacy Palmer explores how President Trump’s dramatic cuts to U.S. government grants are destabilizing every corner of the non-profit sector, leaving organizations scrambling to adapt.

Feeling the impact of eggflation? Russell Diez-Canseco offers valuable context beyond the eye-popping price tags.

Jen Pahlka shares why the motivation behind Elon Musk’s disruption of the status quo isn’t necessarily wrong, arguing that we must clear the “sludge” out of government processes.

Amy Errett shares how she founded Madison Reed to revolutionize hair color with clean ingredients and innovative technology.

Brian Niccol reveals how Starbucks plans to go back to its roots and prioritize human connection in the hopes of restoring the brand’s position in U.S. culture.

Dan Heath shares hidden “leverage points” and other practical strategies to help us escape subpar routines and focus on what truly matters.