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A library of interviews with the world’s biggest thinkers.

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A conversation with the Prime Minister of Jamaica.
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A conversation with the CUNY theoretical physicist.
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A conversation with the molecular biologist who co-discovered DNA.
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Theoretical physicist Michio Kaku sees two major trends today. One eventually leads to a multicultural, scientific, tolerant society. The other: to fundamentalism, monoculturalism, and (eventually) ruin.
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Even if computer technology continues to double every 18 months—which is doubtful—we could put a chip in robots’ brains to shut them off if they start to get murderous.
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The physicist believes that shape-shifting technology is near on the horizon. And “just decades away we will have something resembling Harry Potter’s invisibility cloak.”
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At the heart of every galaxy like our own Milky Way lies a supermassive black hole, but scientists are unsure which develops first.
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The answer to this question is at the cutting edge of science, but one theory states that dark matter is nothing but ordinary matter in another dimension hovering right above […]
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When you figure out the formula that encourages repeat business and customer loyalty, each new customer can grow your business exponentially.
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Hsieh says Zappos can teach its new parent company, Amazon, a thing or two about the importance of a “high-touch, human approach” in business.
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Learning to balance short-term, medium-term and long-term goals is the key to corporate success.
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Too many companies only focus on the bottom line. When a company forgets about passion, purpose and happiness, it actually ends up hurting long-term profitability.
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Firms interested in recruiting and retaining talent and leaders should keep in mind the draw and potential of China.
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We cannot allow the financial sector to simply run amuck, says Rattner. The consequences of not having enough regulation “are way greater than whatever we might sacrifice by having it.”
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The former “auto czar” says working in government requires a much more collaborative, consultative, compromising management style than working in the private sector.
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If American taxpayers hadn’t spent $82 billion to save the auto industry from economic collapse, “it’s almost impossible to imagine how big the devastation would have been.”
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To save the auto industry, Washington needed a group with financial and restructuring skills–and somebody who had a sense of Washington even if they hadn’t worked in the government.
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A conversation with the Former Counselor to the Secretary of the Treasury and Lead Auto Advisor.
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The element—like an attractive woman—is very much in demand in Bolivia. Unless the government finds a national company it can partner with to industrialize lithium, private companies will soon enter […]