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Courtney Evans

Courtney studied English Literature and Creative Writing at University and is the Editorial Assistant for CEO Today, Lawyer Monthly and Finance Monthly writing articles for all three publications. Courtney is an experienced writer who enjoys researching for the articles. When she’s not working, Courtney can be found planning her next budget friendly trip and trying to tick off new experiences on her ever-growing bucket list.

Paid Friendship Hours Transform U.S. Retail Workplaces

January 7, 2026
Paid “Friendship Hours” Signal a Shift in U.S. Retail Employee Wellbeing Strategy A major U.S. pharmacy chain has implemented a program inspired by Swedish workplace practices, offering employees 100% paid time off to connect with friends. This initiative directly affects store-level staff, corporate HR operations, and broader workforce retention strategies. Executives are betting that reducing […]
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Ted Sarandos’ Fiction-Based Leadership Lessons

January 7, 2026
Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos Shows Leadership Lessons Through Fiction Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos is navigating one of the streaming giant’s most pivotal periods, including high-stakes acquisitions and intense market competition, yet he eschews conventional business literature. Instead, Sarandos repeatedly studies Joseph Conrad’s 1902 novella Typhoon, seeing its depiction of a ship captain making critical decisions […]
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How CEOs Are Rethinking Gen Z Hiring Decisions

January 7, 2026
Why Gen Z Hiring Has Become a Board-Level Governance Issue Chief executives, boards, and senior investors are now directly exposed to hiring decisions once treated as operational detail. The shift in how Gen Z candidates are interviewed is not cosmetic. It changes leadership pipelines, cost discipline, execution reliability, and reputational risk. Companies most affected include […]
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Tesla vs Nvidia: Who Controls Self-Driving Econo

January 7, 2026
Tesla and Nvidia Are Redefining the Economics of Self-Driving Tesla, Nvidia, automotive suppliers, institutional investors, and global regulators are directly affected as self-driving competition shifts from vehicle capability toward control of compute, data, and monetization rights. What changes is not the technology race itself, but the ownership of economic upside. The exposure concentrates on valuation […]
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Chick-fil-A’s Anniversary Campaign and Brand Risk

January 7, 2026
Chick-fil-A’s Anniversary Campaign Tests the Limits of Brand-Led Growth Chick-fil-A’s 80th-anniversary marketing campaign places franchise operators, competitors, lenders, and consumer-focused investors under renewed strategic pressure. The change is not aesthetic. It reallocates capital toward brand reinforcement at a moment when restaurant profitability depends on operational discipline, pricing credibility, and labor efficiency. The exposure centers on […]
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Commercial Real Estate Migration Reshapes Corporate Risk

January 7, 2026
Commercial Real Estate Migration Is Rewriting Corporate Footprints Commercial real estate migration is now affecting corporate occupiers, institutional investors, lenders, and municipal governments as workforce movement reshapes demand patterns. Companies with large office, industrial, or mixed-use portfolios face immediate exposure to occupancy risk, lease repricing, and capital misallocation. The shift alters earnings visibility for landlords, […]
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JPMorgan Cuts Proxy Advisers, Shifting Governance Power

January 7, 2026
JPMorgan Breaks With Proxy Advisers, Rewriting Corporate Governance Power JPMorgan Chase’s decision to sever all ties with proxy advisory firms directly affects corporate boards, institutional investors, and regulators who rely on standardized voting guidance to manage governance risk. The change alters how shareholder votes are formed across thousands of companies, shifting accountability, legal exposure, and […]
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WBD Rejects Paramount Skydance Hostile Takeover

January 7, 2026
Warner Bros. Discovery Rejects Paramount Skydance Takeover Bid: High-Stakes Media M&A Battle Warner Bros. Discovery’s board has formally rejected a hostile acquisition bid from Paramount and Skydance, affecting shareholders, strategic investors, and industry competitors. The decision reshapes valuation expectations, alters capital allocation strategies, and introduces exposure to deal-risk perception among market analysts. Investors in both […]
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AI Startups Lead Record Funding in 2025

January 7, 2026
Record-Breaking Startup Fundraising in 2025: AI Dominates Capital Flows In 2025, global venture capital dynamics shifted dramatically as startups raised unprecedented funding levels, with artificial intelligence companies capturing the lion’s share of investment. This surge affects corporate boards, institutional investors, and strategic corporate venture arms, forcing a reassessment of capital allocation and competitive positioning. The […]
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Tim Walz 2026 Exit: Governance and Strategy Lessons

January 7, 2026
Tim Walz’s 2026 Political Exit: Implications for Governance and Strategy Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s decision to end his 2026 reelection campaign marks a critical moment for state leadership, party positioning, and public governance assessment. The fallout stems from a high‑profile welfare fraud scandal that has drawn scrutiny from federal agencies, political opponents, and national media. […]
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California Wealth Tax: Risks for Billionaires and Business

January 7, 2026
California’s Billionaire Wealth Tax: Economic Consequences of Capital Flight California is facing a pivotal fiscal crossroads as a proposed wealth tax targeting individuals with global net worth exceeding $1 billion gains traction. This initiative has implications far beyond state coffers, affecting corporate headquarters, venture capital ecosystems, real estate markets, and public service funding. The core […]
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LinkedIn Strategy 2026: How Professionals Build Real Influence

January 7, 2026
What Your LinkedIn Strategy Should Be as a Professional in 2026 For senior professionals, LinkedIn is no longer a networking tool. It is a continuously updated public record of judgment, relevance, and professional trajectory. Whether intentionally or not, your profile and activity are already being assessed by recruiters, partners, clients, journalists, regulators, and competitors. The […]
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