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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.

Crypto Crime Is Scaling Faster Than Law Enforcement

January 19, 2026
When Crypto Crime Becomes Infrastructure For years, crypto crime was framed as a side effect of innovation. A fringe problem. A growing pain that would recede as markets matured and rules followed. That framing no longer holds. In today’s financial system, crypto-enabled crime has moved beyond opportunism and into infrastructure. It operates less like a […]
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Barry’s CEO Reinvents Executive Talent Discovery

January 19, 2026
Barry’s CEO Redefines Talent Discovery in a Competitive Market The Founder as Talent Architect In 2026, executive leadership pipelines are no longer strictly linear. Joey Gonzalez, cofounder and CEO of Barry’s, has redefined how companies identify, vet, and onboard senior talent. What might appear as informal—engaging candidates via cold emails or LinkedIn messages—is actually a […]
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How SNL Reveals What America Really Feels

January 19, 2026
When Saturday Night Live Sounds Like the Country Talking Back For more than five decades, Saturday Night Live has sold itself as comedy.In practice, it operates closer to a real-time cultural sensor. The show’s recent Trump-focused cold opens — which recycle legal gray zones, foreign policy theatrics, and enforcement crackdowns into punchlines — don’t land […]
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The Rise of Civic Authority Outside Government

January 19, 2026
The Embrace and the Business of Civic Authority on MLK Day On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, most institutions default to remembrance.A speech. A wreath. A familiar quotation. But in Boston, the conversation has shifted. The city’s most visible MLK monument, The Embrace, is no longer treated as a static tribute. It has become a […]
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Ellison’s UK Prime Minister Meeting Signals Media Power Shift

January 19, 2026
David Ellison’s Paramount–Warner Gambit: When Capital Certainty Collides With Regulatory Gravity In today’s media industry, power no longer rests with studios that tell the best stories.It rests with those who can finance scale fast enough to satisfy markets while surviving regulatory drag. David Ellison, CEO of Paramount Global, understands this shift. His pursuit of Warner […]
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AT&T CEO on the AI Race: Why “If You Fight It, You’re Already Dead”

January 19, 2026
“If You Fight It, You’re Already Dead”: Why AT&T’s CEO Says the AI Race Leaves No Room for Hesitation Artificial intelligence is no longer an emerging trend that executives can debate at leisure. It has become a defining force in how companies compete, operate, and survive. When AT&T CEO John Stankey warned that “if you […]
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Job Applicants Are Beating Recruiters at the AI Hiring Game

January 16, 2026
Job Applicants vs Recruiters: Inside the AI Hiring Arms Race The Hiring System Has Tilted—and Everyone Knows It Artificial intelligence was supposed to make hiring more efficient. For employers, it promised faster screening, lower costs, and better matching. Instead, it has destabilized the early stages of recruitment and shifted leverage toward job applicants—at least for […]
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Trump and Mamdani: Power, Populism, and Politics in 2026

January 16, 2026
Zohran Mamdani and Donald Trump: Power, Populism, and a New Political Parallel Two Outsiders, One Moment of Convergence Zohran Mamdani’s rise in New York politics has prompted an unusual comparison: not to fellow progressives, but to Donald Trump. The comparison is not ideological. It is structural. Both men built political power by rejecting party orthodoxies, […]
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Stellantis’ CEO Reset: Inside Filosa’s High-Stakes Turnaround

January 16, 2026
Stellantis at the Crossroads: Filosa’s Turnaround Strategy Under Pressure When Stellantis appointed Antonio Filosa as its new chief executive in June 2025, it was not making a routine leadership change. The world’s fourth-largest automaker was facing a strategic inflection point: plummeting market share in key regions, mounting tariff impacts, and an uneven transition to new […]
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NBCUniversal’s Sports Strategy and Legendary February

January 16, 2026
NBCUniversal’s Sports Pivot: The Economics Behind Media’s Last Defensive Asset Live Rights and the New Power Balance NBCUniversal is doubling down on live sports at a time when traditional scripted programming and linear television are under relentless pressure. This shift reflects more than a programming choice; it represents a strategic reallocation of influence and resources […]
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Kim Reynolds: Iowa’s Governor and Her Policy Legacy

January 16, 2026
Kim Reynolds: The Governor Who Reshaped Iowa’s Fiscal Direction Kim Reynolds is the 43rd governor of Iowa and the first woman to hold the office, a distinction that places her firmly in the state’s political history. Her tenure has been defined less by spectacle and more by sustained structural change: tax reform, education policy shifts, […]
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The Richest U.S. Governors in 2026

January 16, 2026
The Richest Governors in America: How Personal Wealth Shapes State Power in 2026 When State Leadership Meets Private Fortunes Governors are paid public servants, but in 2026 some of the most powerful state leaders operate with personal fortunes that dwarf their official salaries. That imbalance matters. Personal wealth can influence how leaders fund campaigns, absorb […]
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