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Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker often warns that President Donald Trump may deploy military-style forces during the midterms to intimidate voters. Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., has said Trump is signaling to ...

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Even the most successful companies struggle to choose their next leader. They’re having to do it more often, too, now that the average CEO tenure is declining. Ani Huang is president, policy and ...

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The real AI story in most organizations isn’t about algorithms; it’s about habits. New tools arrive with impressive demonstrations and confident promises, yet the day-to-day routines that decide what ...