Crisis management

Editor at large Adi Ignatius talks to analysts at ING Bank about how they’re revising their forecasts.

Leaders thriving in this moment can name uncertainty, stay grounded in principle, and demonstrate care.

Leaders must coordinate with other organizations in their ecosystem to prevent and respond to cyber risk.

One business’s misdeeds and mistakes can tarnish companies across industries, geographies, products, or supply chain relationships.

When companies focus on cost cutting and hoarding cash, they can alienate customers, employees, suppliers, shareholders, and communities—just when they’re needed most.

The difference between a good CEO and a great one is knowing which front is on fire today and which will be tomorrow.

A wide-ranging HBR Executive Live conversation with Foreign Affairs editor Daniel Kurtz-Phelan.

The traditional playbook is insufficient.

The organization quickly moved from response to rebound to reform.

An HBR Executive Masterclass with Karthik Ramanna

To give employees permission to spend time thinking, learning, innovating, and collaborating, you’ll need to rethink how you communicate—and which behaviors you reward.

To get a sense of the global economic repercussions of Israeli and U.S. attacks on Iran, editor-at-large Adi Ignatius spoke over the weekend to expert Ian Bremmer.

They can reveal faulty assumptions, hidden opportunities, and what’s really within your control.

Prioritizing players and digital infrastructure led viewership to nearly triple.

Three experts weigh in on the current state of tariffs and global trade—and how leaders can prepare for what might be on the horizon.

How to prioritize their well-being, reallocate their workload, and offer ongoing support.

How to succeed when disruption is the only constant.

Efforts to manage cyber risk must be transparent, structured, justifiable, and agile.

How leaders made business-altering decisions while navigating pressures from social media, employees, customers, politicians, and the stock market.

Complex problems require more strategic solutions than complicated ones. Here’s how to determine which one you have — and how to start working toward a solution.