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Gary Shapiro: why trade shows matter and how to get them right

I ran powerful trade show CES for decades. Bill Gates told me once that trade shows were key for Microsoft. Now, author Robyn Davis is onto something.

By Gary ShapiroOctober 4, 2026
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‘A Republic, if you can keep it’: We served presidents from both parties and have never been so concerned about election security
By Richard A. Gephardt, Timothy E. Wirth, Leon Panetta, Theodore Roosevelt V, Reid J. Ribble, Stephanie A. Grisham and Miles TaylorOctober 4, 2026
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FDR’s lesson for AI regulation
By William R. GruverOctober 4, 2026
I’m an obesity expert and can’t wait for the compounding craze to stop
I’m an obesity expert and can’t wait for the compounding craze to stop
By Adonis SaremiOctober 3, 2026
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America’s budget, the bond market and the national debt at 250: Gradually, then suddenly
By Robert OrdwayOctober 4, 2026
I place the world’s top software engineers and interviewed over 10,000 job seekers. The difference on paper and in person is wider than ever
I place the world’s top software engineers and interviewed over 10,000 job seekers. The difference on paper and in person is wider than ever
By Paddy LambrosOctober 4, 2026
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There is a great disconnect between identity-based social movements and their allies. Researchers from Yale and Stanford believe they’ve identified its cause
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There is a great disconnect between identity-based social movements and their allies. Researchers from Yale and Stanford believe they’ve identified its cause
By Preeti VaniApril 4, 2024
  • 75 unions and employers have endorsed the Senate’s health care price transparency bill. Here’s why Congress must pass it
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    75 unions and employers have endorsed the Senate’s health care price transparency bill. Here’s why Congress must pass it
    By Kevin LyonsMarch 19, 2024
Billionaire Brad Jacobs: Meditation, thought experiments, and cognitive behavior therapy helped me succeed—and can do the same for you
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Billionaire Brad Jacobs: Meditation, thought experiments, and cognitive behavior therapy helped me succeed—and can do the same for you
By Brad JacobsApril 4, 2024
Gen Z is making ‘conscious quitting’ the norm–but employees of all generations are seeking jobs that align with their values
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Gen Z is making ‘conscious quitting’ the norm–but employees of all generations are seeking jobs that align with their values
By Sander van 't NoordendeApril 4, 2024
It’s time for facts in the PBM debate
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It’s time for facts in the PBM debate
By David JoynerApril 3, 2024
Match Group CEO: Dating apps are the best place to find love, no matter what you see on TikTok
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Match Group CEO: Dating apps are the best place to find love, no matter what you see on TikTok
By Bernard KimApril 3, 2024
90% of homebuyers have historically opted to work with a real estate agent or broker. Here’s why that’s unlikely to change, according to the National Association of Realtors
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90% of homebuyers have historically opted to work with a real estate agent or broker. Here’s why that’s unlikely to change, according to the National Association of Realtors
By Tim HurApril 3, 2024
  • Finland passed its flexible work act in 1996–and it may partly explain why it’s the happiest nation
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    Finland passed its flexible work act in 1996–and it may partly explain why it’s the happiest nation
    By Miika MäkitaloMarch 19, 2024
How to onboard yourself–and your team–to AI at work
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How to onboard yourself–and your team–to AI at work
By Colette StallbaumerApril 2, 2024
Why Bob Iger’s strategy for the next decade of growth at Disney promises a magic carpet ride for the Magic Kingdom’s future
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Why Bob Iger’s strategy for the next decade of growth at Disney promises a magic carpet ride for the Magic Kingdom’s future
By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven TianApril 2, 2024
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Here’s what my worst boss taught me about success—and the undue respect we have for cruel leaders
By Kara PanzerApril 1, 2024
AI is pervasive. Here’s when we’ll see its real economic benefits materialize
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AI is pervasive. Here’s when we’ll see its real economic benefits materialize
By Rob ThomasApril 1, 2024
Biden’s EPA could jeopardize his key policies by imposing sweeping new environmental rules on chemicals used for chips manufacturing
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Biden’s EPA could jeopardize his key policies by imposing sweeping new environmental rules on chemicals used for chips manufacturing
By Chris JahnMarch 29, 2024
  • The future of work isn’t powered by AI. It’s powered by people enabled by AI
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    The future of work isn’t powered by AI. It’s powered by people enabled by AI
    By Bijal ShahMarch 18, 2024
The U.S. and its allies want to bring the entire chip supply chain in-house—and that could create an OPEC-style cartel for the digital age
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The U.S. and its allies want to bring the entire chip supply chain in-house—and that could create an OPEC-style cartel for the digital age
By Jaemin LeeMarch 28, 2024
The economics of antibiotics are broken and superbugs are on the rise–but a solution inspired by the subscription economy could save millions of lives
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The economics of antibiotics are broken and superbugs are on the rise–but a solution inspired by the subscription economy could save millions of lives
By Howard DeanMarch 28, 2024
AI Ph.D.s are flocking to Big Tech. Here’s why that could be bad news for open innovation
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AI Ph.D.s are flocking to Big Tech. Here’s why that could be bad news for open innovation
By Rebecca FinlayMarch 28, 2024
I pleaded guilty to a $3 million fraud charge. This is my advice for Sam Bankman-Fried
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I pleaded guilty to a $3 million fraud charge. This is my advice for Sam Bankman-Fried
By Steve RussoMarch 28, 2024
1 in 3 Americans who die in hospital had sepsis–and that’s just one of the many areas where AI can improve early diagnosis
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1 in 3 Americans who die in hospital had sepsis–and that’s just one of the many areas where AI can improve early diagnosis
By Carolyn BarberMarch 27, 2024
Inside the cockpit at Boeing: Here are the top 5 candidates for CEO as Dave Calhoun exits
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Inside the cockpit at Boeing: Here are the top 5 candidates for CEO as Dave Calhoun exits
By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven TianMarch 27, 2024
1 in 4 people skip regular checkups–and forgo their chance to benefit from early cancer detection. It’s time to nag the ones you love
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1 in 4 people skip regular checkups–and forgo their chance to benefit from early cancer detection. It’s time to nag the ones you love
By Virgil MillerMarch 26, 2024
There are two kinds of companies–those that strengthen democratic capitalism and those that undermine it
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There are two kinds of companies–those that strengthen democratic capitalism and those that undermine it
By Bruce ShawMarch 26, 2024
For the first time in 50 years, Democrats and Republicans are both embracing industrial policy–but that doesn’t mean it will pay off for workers
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For the first time in 50 years, Democrats and Republicans are both embracing industrial policy–but that doesn’t mean it will pay off for workers
By Maria FlynnMarch 26, 2024
‘If you don’t disclose, you won’t get the support of international capital’: The backlash against the SEC’s new mandate is a mistake as China closes the gap on climate disclosures
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‘If you don’t disclose, you won’t get the support of international capital’: The backlash against the SEC’s new mandate is a mistake as China closes the gap on climate disclosures
By Edmund Downie, Erica Downs and Yushan LouMarch 25, 2024
There is mounting evidence that starting a business reduces stress–and persistent myths that are stopping employees from taking the plunge
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There is mounting evidence that starting a business reduces stress–and persistent myths that are stopping employees from taking the plunge
By Ross BuhrdorfMarch 25, 2024
Housing market data suggests the most optimistic buyers during the pandemic are more likely to stop paying their mortgages
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Housing market data suggests the most optimistic buyers during the pandemic are more likely to stop paying their mortgages
By Christos Makridis and William D. LarsonMarch 22, 2024
Glassdoor CEO: ‘Anonymous posts will always stay anonymous’
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Glassdoor CEO: ‘Anonymous posts will always stay anonymous’
By Christian Sutherland-WongMarch 22, 2024
The latest sanctions on Russia won’t be sufficient. Here’s what would be, according to the Yale professor who inspired the great business exodus over Ukraine
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The latest sanctions on Russia won’t be sufficient. Here’s what would be, according to the Yale professor who inspired the great business exodus over Ukraine
By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven TianMarch 22, 2024
Bayer CEO: Corporate bureaucracy belongs in the 19th century. Here’s how we’re fighting it
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Bayer CEO: Corporate bureaucracy belongs in the 19th century. Here’s how we’re fighting it
By Bill AndersonMarch 21, 2024
The agency created after the Great Financial Crisis to protect consumers from lending risks can’t define risk, industry says
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The agency created after the Great Financial Crisis to protect consumers from lending risks can’t define risk, industry says
By Bill HimplerMarch 21, 2024
China may have Asia’s most vibrant companies, thanks to green tech, AI, and EVs—but don’t count the rest of the region out
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China may have Asia’s most vibrant companies, thanks to green tech, AI, and EVs—but don’t count the rest of the region out
By Fang Ruan, Ketil Gjerstad, Johann Harnoss, Martin Reeves and Adam JobMarch 20, 2024
Nelson Peltz is America’s most overrated activist investor. Here’s what the experts missed about his performance
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Nelson Peltz is America’s most overrated activist investor. Here’s what the experts missed about his performance
By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven TianMarch 20, 2024
Intel CEO: ‘Our goal is to have at least 50% of the world’s advanced semiconductors produced in the U.S. and Europe by the end of the decade’
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Intel CEO: ‘Our goal is to have at least 50% of the world’s advanced semiconductors produced in the U.S. and Europe by the end of the decade’
By Pat GelsingerMarch 20, 2024
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