How do traditional Indigenous worldviews connect to contemporary business concepts like stakeholder theory and sustainability? These educators discuss this and more in our interview on their Ideas Worth Teaching Award-winning course, Relationships and Reconciliation in Business and Beyond.

Would this ruling affect how, and where, companies conduct business? (also see Tech Has to Get Ready for Data Demands After Roe v. Wade, What Can Economic Research Tell Us About the Effect of Abortion Access on Women's Lives? and Should Corporations Be Activists?)

"We are very much the Airbnb or Uber of relief": How has one businessman managed to translate new models of capitalism into one of the world's most successful aid organizations? (also see "Hey, Guys, We Can Really Do Something!")

As drought hits early and reservoirs reach historic lows, what can communities do? (also see Don't Let Climate Change Take All the Blame)

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Why can't you buy Magic Masala chips in the U.S., and what does the answer say about the challenges of innovation?

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