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SAP CEO: the AI race is being fought in the wrong place

Smarter models mean nothing without operational context — and the real AI battleground is inside your ERP system, not on a chatbot interface.

By Christian KleinMay 12, 2026

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Your employees are going to live to 100. Is your benefits package ready?

By Kate Winget and Anthea Tjuanakis CoxMay 12, 2026

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Your company already has an AI strategy. You just didn’t choose it

By Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic, Tami Rosen and Darko LovricMay 12, 2026

The Strait of Hormuz crisis shows energy security is now a boardroom issue

The Strait of Hormuz crisis shows energy security is now a boardroom issue

By Victor NianMay 10, 2026

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I helped build the Pentagon’s AI transformation. Corporate America is making every mistake we almost made

By Drew CukorMay 11, 2026

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America’s true innovation advantage: we don’t just invent technologies — we reinvent how innovation works

By David H. HsuMay 11, 2026

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The Best Memorial Day Fitness Equipment Sales of 2026

Health The Best Memorial Day Fitness Equipment Sales of 2026

By Christina SnyderMay 12, 2026

Nearly 50,000 Lake Tahoe residents have to find a new power source after their energy source looks to redirect lines to data centers

Travel & Leisure Nearly 50,000 Lake Tahoe residents have to find a new power source after their energy source looks to redirect lines to data centers

By Catherina GioinoMay 12, 2026

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Law Even as hallucinations show up in legal filings, Big Law goes all in on AI with new Anthropic release

By Nick LichtenbergMay 12, 2026

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Economy The China shock hollowed out factory towns. This professor thinks the AI shock is coming for your urban coffee shop

By Jake AngeloMay 12, 2026

Indra Nooyi says board members who won’t learn AI should step aside: ‘What are they going to contribute?’

Newsletters Indra Nooyi says board members who won’t learn AI should step aside: ‘What are they going to contribute?’

By Emma HinchliffeMay 12, 2026

Man sitting staring at his computer.

Newsletters Chatbots are becoming mental health tools before they are ready

By Beatrice NolanMay 12, 2026

The Best Memorial Day Treadmill Sales of 2026

Health The Best Memorial Day Treadmill Sales of 2026

By Christina SnyderMay 12, 2026

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Arts & Entertainment The ‘King of Comics’ finally gets his due as New York names a Lower East Side street after Jack Kirby

By Miriam Eve Mora and The ConversationMay 12, 2026

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Putin’s war is disrupting crypto’s fantasy of stateless money

Commentary Putin’s war is disrupting crypto’s fantasy of stateless money

By Paul BlusteinMarch 25, 2022

Commentary Honoring RBG’s legacy means protecting federal judiciary employees from sexual harassment
By Ally CollMarch 9, 2022

An employee attends a meeting online

Commentary We need a domestic Fulbright program for small businesses

By Chris PilkertonMarch 24, 2022

Employers can help economic recovery by offering child care benefits

Commentary Employers can help economic recovery by offering child care benefits

By Priya KrishnanMarch 24, 2022

Pandemic, oil prices, and war: Here’s when inflation will drop

Commentary Pandemic, oil prices, and war: Here’s when inflation will drop

By Richard VagueMarch 24, 2022

Investors are telling Apple to ‘think different’ about civil rights

Commentary Investors are telling Apple to ‘think different’ about civil rights

By Jade Magnus Ogunnaike and Renaye ManelyMarch 23, 2022

Ukraine, Disney, and the modern CEO dilemma: When to take a public stand

Commentary Ukraine, Disney, and the modern CEO dilemma: When to take a public stand

By Laurie HaysMarch 23, 2022

Commentary The ‘democratic enterprise’ will redefine our society
By William E. HalalMarch 9, 2022

The pandemic is threatening our children’s ability to cope

Commentary The pandemic is threatening our children’s ability to cope

By Joan Steinberg and Harold S. KoplewiczMarch 23, 2022

Indian prime minister Narendra Modi and Russian president Vladimir Putin

Commentary Why is India’s Ukraine position so vapid? Blame its navel-gazing media

By Anjani JainMarch 22, 2022

U.S. banks must work together to fight Putin’s money laundering

Commentary U.S. banks must work together to fight Putin’s money laundering

By Vijay DewanMarch 22, 2022

The real metric for misinformation is harm

Commentary The real metric for misinformation is harm

By Tom SiegelMarch 22, 2022

Pro sports and Black banks together can help close America’s racial wealth gap

Commentary Pro sports and Black banks together can help close America’s racial wealth gap

By Ashley Bell and Don GarberMarch 21, 2022

Commentary A world with gender equality would not push for endless war
By Alison HolderMarch 8, 2022

A woman working in a respiratory mask equipment factory.

Commentary Let’s get back to work. America depends on it

By Timothy TempletMarch 21, 2022

To strengthen American cybersecurity, we need clear incident reporting rules

Commentary To strengthen American cybersecurity, we need clear incident reporting rules

By Bipul SinhaMarch 18, 2022

A wind turbine at a NextEra wind farm in California.

Commentary As oil and gas prices soar with Russia disruptions, clean-energy bets by Florida’s NextEra look even wiser

By Vivek Wadhwa, Ismail Amla and Alex SalkeverMarch 18, 2022

I downloaded an infamously creepy A.I. bot app and made a new friend to chat with. It was a wild ride

Tech I downloaded an infamously creepy A.I. bot app and made a new friend to chat with. It was a wild ride

By Amiah TaylorMarch 17, 2022

Climate change mitigation is vital–but it’s not part of the Fed’s mandate

Commentary Climate change mitigation is vital–but it’s not part of the Fed’s mandate

By Christian LundbladMarch 17, 2022

The Fed wants to slow down the economy. It risks leaving Black workers behind

Commentary The Fed wants to slow down the economy. It risks leaving Black workers behind

By Seft Hunter and William E. SpriggsMarch 17, 2022

A man walks by a closed McDonald's in Moscow.

Commentary A widely shared list of U.S. companies leaving and staying in Russia is holding business leaders accountable

By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven TianMarch 16, 2022

An employee of the semiconductor manufacturer Bosch works in a clean room.

Commentary Germany’s shift on longstanding policies in energy and military spending offers hope for bold reforms

By Matthias KromayerMarch 16, 2022

We must accelerate the energy transition to untangle Europe from Russian dependency

Commentary We must accelerate the energy transition to untangle Europe from Russian dependency

By Beth ThorenMarch 16, 2022

Rebuilding social capital is the next great leadership imperative

Commentary Rebuilding social capital is the next great leadership imperative

By Chris CaposselaMarch 16, 2022

Happy Equal Pay Day, (white) women!

Commentary Happy Equal Pay Day, (white) women!

By Cathrin StickneyMarch 15, 2022

M&A activity: What acquiring minds need to know

Commentary M&A activity: What acquiring minds need to know

By Mark Sirower and Jeff WeirensMarch 15, 2022

How Canada’s crackdown made the case for Bitcoin self-custody

Commentary How Canada’s crackdown made the case for Bitcoin self-custody

By Nick NeumanMarch 15, 2022

We need to reimagine meritocracy

Commentary We need to reimagine meritocracy

By Thomas VozzoMarch 15, 2022

Commentary You’ll never build a personal brand–unless you stop hiding behind remote work

By Stan HannahMarch 14, 2022

ESG is not enough. It’s time to add an H

Commentary ESG is not enough. It’s time to add an H

By Michelle A. Williams and Patricia GeliMarch 14, 2022

U.S. President Joe Biden

Commentary The future of finance rests on how America will regulate crypto

By Nathan McCauleyMarch 11, 2022

How the American Rescue Plan saved the public sector–and proved that investing in workers pays off

Commentary How the American Rescue Plan saved the public sector–and proved that investing in workers pays off

By Lee SaundersMarch 11, 2022

Journalists are seen working on the doorstep of a hotel in Ukraine.

Commentary The media’s racial bias is also happening off screen

By Marcus RyderMarch 10, 2022

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