By Kasarla Nagender Reddy President, BRS Australia In politics, formal power often dictates who gets the microphone. Yet, ...

Schwab, 87, stepped down as chair of the board last month, denied all allegations and said the board had overreacted in ...

Big Tech is flattening its ranks to thin out layers of management in a bid to reduce bureaucracy, but it's not a foolproof ...

Access to computing power and mastery of data-management platforms will be decisive factors in both competitiveness and ...

A cavalcade of tech leaders was on hand in the Saudi capital for an investment summit presided over by President Trump and ...

For today the Milken crowd was content to discuss the “promote” side of that agenda — pushing America’s built-in advantages ...

When we talk about the climate crisis, the blame often trickles downward. Ordinary people are told to recycle more, eat less ...

Several major tech CEOs joined President Trump on his trip to Saudi Arabia this week. It's part of a thaw in the once-strained relationship between Big Tech and the oil-rich state.

Gary Theseira suggests that Malaysia, being located in a less tectonically active region, should seriously consider working ...

The billionaire co-founder of the cloud software group and owner of Time magazine says technology is ‘never good or bad. It’s what you do with it that matters’ ...

Alvaro Bedoya and Rebecca Slaughter want to take their fight to the Supreme Court, and they think they can win.

A great merit of his annual letter is the number of times he admits to something that others pay small armies of Wall Street ...