Forbes - 2020-11-30

• THE GREAT RE­TAIL REIN­VEN­TION
• PLUS: THE JUST 100 LIST OF AMER­ICA’S BEST COR­PO­RATE CIT­I­ZENS
• AMER­ICA’S RICH­EST SELF-MADE WOMEN
• IN­VES­TI­GA­TION: HOW THE SAT FAILED AMER­ICA
• IS TESLA A TRIL­LION-DOL­LAR COM­PANY?
• WHY THE NFL IS PAN­DEMIC-PROOF
• Tory Burch’s Sur­vival Sketch­book
• Amer­ica’s Most Suc­cess­ful Women En­trepreneur­s
• The Great Re­tail Rein­ven­tion
• The SAT Fails Its Big­gest Test
• Max­i­mum Mav­er­ick
• Sur­vivors & Thrivers: 25 Small-Busi­ness Standouts
• Health vs. Wealth
• The Re­mote-Work Ab­so­lutist
• The Prophet and Her Prof­its
• Large Ac­cu­mu­la­tion
• While brac­ing for Covid’s sec­ond wave and the elec­tion craze, two over­seas crises bear watch­ing.
• Killing It
• Pan­demic-Proof
• Con­ver­sa­tion
• 30 Un­der 30: Virus Fighter
• Buy, Hold, Sell
• World of Forbes
• Thoughts On Soli­tude.
• A Time for Ac­tion
• In­tro­duc­ing ATEM Mini
• Thrilling Es­capes from Elec­tions and Covid Woes
• CHARGE IT, PLEASE
• HIS­TORY IN A BOT­TLE
• Wine
• Sports Col­lectibles
• Amer­i­can Art
• Book Value
• THE FLUSH 400
• A REAL PERRY TALE
• Pa­per Trail
• MAL­COLM’S MONOPOLY
• HOW TO PLAY IT
• HOW TO PLAY IT
• LOADED ON THE ARK
• 2020 KOREA BA­SIC IN­COME FAIR DRAWS DI­VERSE IDEAS
• TELEVISION­ARY
• In­tro­duc­ing Sch­wab Stock Slices. ™
• SUR­VIVORS AND THRIVERS
• PEPTALKHER brings CON­FI­DENCE
• AVIDBOTS
• BALA
• AFRICAN AN­CES­TRY
• ASPETTO
• AMP RO­BOT­ICS
• HUNT A KILLER
• FARMGIRL FLOW­ERS
• EVERBLOCK SYS­TEMS
• MIYOKO’S CREAM­ERY
• MINT HOUSE
• LION’S WOOD BAN­QUET FUR­NI­TURE
• FREIGHTWAV­ES
• OUT­DOORSY
• PACKBACK
• PHONONIC
• NTOPOLOGY
• ONPOINT SYS­TEMS
• NUGGET
• PORTER ROAD
• WEATHERCHE­CK
• RHIZOME
• QVENTUS
• SASSY JONES
• YELLOWBRIC­K
• THE JUST 100
• 5 BIG-BOX LESSONS FOR SMALL RE­TAIL­ERS
• Crit­i­cal Con­nec­tions
• Giv­ing Credit
• Squeaky Clean
• Walk­ing The Talk
• METHOD­OL­OGY:
• “We are un­apolo­get­i­cally Black
• We’re build­ing on our com­mit­ment to do more for racial equal­ity and eco­nomic op­por­tu­nity
• the power to pave the way
• Em­brac­ing the Power of Di­ver­sity
• I’m a cap­i­tal­ist, I like to make money, and I like to cre­ate value. I know eq­uity—in all of its forms—is good for busi­ness.”
• When we are given the op­por­tu­nity to lead… I truly be­lieve that we’ll out­per­form other pop­u­la­tions be­cause of the dif­fi­culty we’ve ex­pe­ri­enced over time.”
• At&t’s legacy of In­no­va­tion Is Se­cure be­cause of Its Peo­ple
• Cre­at­ing Op­por­tu­nity. Em­pow­er­ing Dreams.
• Lowe’s Com­mit­ment to Cul­ture, Di­ver­sity and In­clu­sion
• home unites us
• In­de­pen­dence Health Group
• man­ag­ing through mis­con­cep­tions
• Ot­suka’s Pur­pose as a Guid­ing light
• At Na­tion­wide®, we take ac­tion.
• To grow, you have to be open and vul­ner­a­ble. You have to have thick skin, and share even when you’re go­ing back­ward.”
• We have many pock­ets of good things, but we want to bring it all to­gether and then take it to the next level.”
• think­ing Dif­fer­ently About In­clu­sion, race and So­cial Jus­tice
• mis­sion-Driven Fo­cus In­spires In­clu­sion at Dis­cover
• To­gether We must Am­plify black lead­er­ship
• • Jump-Start Di­ver­sity at the High­est Level – the Board,
• Em­brac­ing Di­ver­sity and Defin­ing Pos­si­ble
• If you’re com­ing out of col­lege and you don’t see any­body who looks like you above you in a firm, you’re not likely to take a job there.”
• Board Chair Tonie Leather­berry Bernard Tyson,
• Turn in­for­ma­tion into ad­van­tage. So you can fo­cus on mov­ing for­ward.
• DEAR SPEC­U­LA­TORS, HERE'S A LOW-RISK PRO­POR­TION.
• LET'S LOOK FOR "MADE RIGHT HERE" WHEN WE SHOP.
• LET'S BUILD THE PLANTS THAT BUILD COM­MU­NITY.
• IT AIN'T EASY.
• CLEAN & GREEN IS GOOD FOR BUSI­NESS.
• JOIN US.
• Soli­tude

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