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Why the Most Compelling Luxury Hotels Start With a Point of View

Crown Creative’s Ryan Crown explores how luxury hospitality is shifting from abundance to relevance. Crown argues that as travelers more often gravitate toward destinations based on shared interests and identity, the hotels that stand out will be those with the clearest points of view.
By Ryan Crown
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How A.I. Can Strengthen Restaurants While Keeping Hospitality Human

inKind’s Johann Moonesinghe argues that A.I.’s greatest opportunity in hospitality lies in building the infrastructure that helps independent restaurants connect capital, customer demand and operational intelligence without sacrificing the human experience that defines hospitality.
By Johann Moonesinghe

The Return of Going Out in the Age of Optimization

The resurgence of cocktail culture, argues CEO of WES Brands, Adam Rosen, reflects something much larger than changing drinking habits. Rosen unpacks why consumers increasingly value experiences that foster connection over those that simply maximize performance.
By Adam Rosen
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From Subsidies to Sustained Growth: The Case for Cohort Models

By Olga González
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Comfort, Craft and Value: Building a Luxury Shoe Brand That Puts Fit First

By Marion Parke
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Heritage Craftsmanship Meets Sustainability: The Rise of Antique and Vintage Jewelry

By Olga González
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Europe’s Tech Gap Is a Perception Problem, Not a Performance One

By Patrick Hagerty
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The Art of War for the Age of Disruption

By Paulo Cardoso do Amaral
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How Tariffs Are Reshaping the Jewelry Industry, and What It Means for You

By Olga González
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The Untapped Power of Midlife Workers in a Changing Economy

By Sarah Bird
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The Next Competitive Edge: Why A.I. and Sustainability Must Evolve Together

By Michael Wade and Konstantinos Trantopoulos
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The Next Wealth Revolution: How Circular Business Models Are Redefining Growth

By Julia Binder
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Power Scrambles the Brain: How Authority Warps Judgment and Empathy

By Nik Kinley
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Starbucks and the Science of CEO Transitions: Lessons from the First 90 Days

By Michael Watkins
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Michael Porter’s Cure for America’s Self-Inflicted Economic Wounds

By Roy Swan
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The Future of Tech PR: Navigating AI, Ethics and Digital Disruption

By Ronn Torossian
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The Price of Fairness: How DEI Can Fuel America’s Economic Revival

By Roy Swan
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Why Everyday Weather, Not Billion-Dollar Disasters, Impacts Businesses Most

By Bill Kirk

What Nelson Peltz’s ‘Surprising’ Anti-Woke Campaign Can Teach Us

By Roy Swan

Louis Kelso’s Employee Ownership Ideas Live On In KKR’s Pete Stavros

By Roy Swan

Why Temu’s E-Commerce Model Is a Threat to U.S. Patent Holders

By Dan Cass
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