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Unhappy critics may well look askance at Barack Obama's performance as Commander-in-Chief. As campaigner-in-chief, however, this President is demonstrably without peer. His "Obama for America" fundraising, analytics and "get out the vote" operation was a masterpiece of agile electoral innovation and entrepreneurship. Partisans from both sides of the aisle believe it transformed presidential politics. They're right. But, actually, they're thinking too small. The Obama campaign's techniques, tools and...
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Citigroup Inc. said Hamid Biglari, head of the emerging-markets business, is leaving as Chief Executive Officer Michael Corbat overhauls management and cuts thousands of jobs.
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China’s unexpected surge in exports last month renewed concern from analysts at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., UBS AG and Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. that statistics from the nation can be unreliable.
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An acquaintance of mine (let's call him George) is an acknowledged thought leader on a topic that the senior-most executives...
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The short-term financial orientation of the investment community is one of the greatest barriers we face to creating a sustainable society.
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Republicans on a U.S. House panel confronted State Department officials over the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, saying they failed to provide enough security beforehand and then joined in blaming the incident on an anti-Islam Internet video.
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Bank of Japan board members said the central bank should avoid getting too involved in the allocation of capital in its latest effort to spur lending and economic growth, a record of their April 30 meeting showed.
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Kraft’s North American grocery business, which today will list on the Nasdaq Stock Market as an independent company, is starting life with a handicap: years of underinvestment in new products and marketing.
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The following is a reformatted version of a statement released today by leaders of the Group of 20 emerging and industrialized nations following their summit in Los Cabos, Mexico.
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Foxconn Technology Group, the maker of Apple Inc. iPhones and Hewlett-Packard Co. computers that’s grappled with a spate of suicides this year, said it halted hiring workers across China.
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