by James Bailey | Jan 31, 2021
by James Bailey and Bartholomew J. Timm | Feb 17, 2019
To understand why the deal on the government shutdown and border security reached by Congress, and signed by the President, succeeded the second time, it’s a must to understand why it failed the first time. As Santayana extolls, “those that ignore history are destined...
by James Bailey | Jan 31, 2019
The World Economic Forum’s annual Davos gathering—the most celebrated of all the international policy conferences—is so coveted an invitation that it is on the bucket list of almost every industry executive and government leader with global ambitions. Who can blame...
by James Bailey and Hillary Phillips | Jan 17, 2019
Conventional wisdom would have it that university leaders as seen as more reformist that business leaders. The underlying logic is that universities are in the vanguard of social movements, whereas businesses favor the status-quo. Counter-intuitively, research shows...
by James Bailey | Jan 6, 2019
CEO’s have generally been a shy lot, not wanting to draw attention to themselves or their firms. Quarterly earnings reports were enough publicity. CEO’s were, traditionally, all about business. But that’s changed over the last few years. ...
by James Bailey | Dec 15, 2018
Make no mistake, Wall Street is conferencing, shareholders are whispering, users are wounded, and politicians are watching. By any reasonable standard in corporate America, Mark Zuckerberg, chairman and chief executive officer of Facebook, the company he founded with...