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This article discusses how current economic conditions in the U.S. mirror historical patterns of inequality. It examines inflation's impact on consumer behavior, food prices, and politics, highlighting the divide between affluent and lower-income Americans amid economic uncertainty.

In today’s dynamic market, businesses must be agile to navigate uncertainty caused by global challenges like pandemics, inflation and geopolitical tensions. On a recent Schwab Network segment with Caroline Woods, I discussed how leading CPG companies can drive growth and profit by optimizing revenue growth drivers of price, promotion, assortment and media mix spend by leveraging AI strategically.

This article discusses the historical and current importance of democracy in America, highlighting challenges from both internal divisions and external autocratic threats. It emphasizes the need for respectful dialogue and unity to preserve democratic ideals and institutions.

The article discusses the resurgence of tariffs in U.S. trade policy, particularly regarding China. It highlights how both major presidential candidates support tariffs despite economic evidence suggesting they harm consumers and the economy while providing limited benefits to protected industries.

The article discusses the challenges faced by supply chain risk managers in dealing with constant negative news and volatility. It emphasizes the importance of staying informed while avoiding being overwhelmed, and suggests using AI solutions like Enterra's System of Intelligence to help manage risks and opportunities.

The article discusses the transition from industrial-age businesses to digital enterprises. It emphasizes the importance of digital transformation, highlighting its challenges and benefits. The piece introduces the Enterra System of Intelligence as a tool to ease this transition and create more adaptive, "biological" organizations.

The article discusses Michael J. Albert's book "Navigating the Polycrisis," which explores potential futures arising from interconnected global challenges. It emphasizes the need for holistic, interdisciplinary approaches to scenario analysis, aiming to inform strategies for more progressive and sustainable outcomes.

The article compares the current AI boom to the 1990s dotcom bubble, arguing that today's AI enthusiasm is more grounded in reality. Unlike the dotcom era, businesses are approaching AI investments cautiously, expecting tangible benefits and real-world applications.