Thought leaders across the web

BusinessWeek columnists Suzy Welch says that when recovery comes, big companies will find the hiring game much more difficult Click here to view full post and listen to podcast

Jack and Suzy Welch say that three sets of fast-moving reforms-on health care, finance, and emissions-will have a huge impact on business, but Obama is skimping on details and debate in his rush to fix everything at once Click here to view full post and listen to podcast

BusinessWeek columnists Jack and Suzy Welch always tell graduates to overdeliver. This year, they offer additional advice Click here to view full post and listen to podcast

BusinessWeek Columnists Jack & Suzy Welch say that the benefits of bosses explaining their moves and letting employees air their ideas go beyond creating a more pleasant workplace Click here to view full post and listen to podcast

Jack & Suzy Welch are big fans of Twitter. They say it’s a bit like joining a conversation at a cocktail party that’s engaging, provocative, informative–and just getting started Click here to view full post and listen to podcast

Dissension is returning to U.S. politics, and its benefits are undeniable. Jack and Suzy Welch say there’s a lesson there for business Click here to view full post and listen to podcast

BusinessWeek columnists Jack and Suzy Welch say a company that does well creates jobs, pays taxes, and strengthens the economy. Winning enables corporate social responsibility, not the other way around. Right now, corporations should put profits first Click here to view full post and listen to podcast

Implementing change when the founder steps aside can be a delicate process. Jack and Suzy Welch discuss where the new leader has to focus efforts to bring about change Click here to view full post and listen to podcast

Jack and Suzy Welch on why they believe that a recent series of events bodes ill for American competitiveness Click here to view full post and listen to podcast

BusinessWeek columnists Jack and Suzy Welch say today many leaders are focused only on survival, but when the upturn arrives, rebounds will belong to the ready Click here to view full post and listen to podcast