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Fonte: The Washington Post Autore: Washington Post staff Link: 50 people shaping our society in 2025
“Companies that just one year ago celebrated Black History Month and stocked Pride products on their shelves are in a new phase — what some lawyers refer to as “rainbow-hushing,” meaning dropping or quietly rebranding their diversity, equity and inclusion programs”. Fonte: The New York Times Autore: Emma Goldberg Link: Alarmed, Employers Ask: What Is […]
“In the turmoil unleashed by Donald Trump’s return to power, Europeans should not lose sight of one striking feature of the tech oligarchs surrounding him: their naked demand that he gets the EU off their backs”. Fonte: Financial Times Autore: Martin Sandbu Link: The EU needs the courage to imagine a different digital economy
Fonte: TIME Autore: Simon Shuster e Brian Bennett Link: Inside Elon Musk’s War on Washington
“European stock indices have outperformed the S&P 500 so far this year. The FT’s Aiden Reiter joins Katie Martin to discuss why investors are finally looking beyond US stocks and why Donald Trump’s policies could accidentally benefit global exporters”. Fonte: Financial Times Link: Will Trump’s tariffs make Europe great again?
“In 2011, Donald Trump spoke before an audience of about 1,000 in Las Vegas, teasing a prospective, if fanciful, presidential run. Halfway through a rant over Middle East policy and oil prices, he digressed for a moment on trade with Asia: “China, I said the other day – very, very hard to buy anything, outside […]
“Just past midnight on February 3rd, Elon Musk appeared on X to explain what he is doing to the federal government. He had to speak over the patter of his four-year-old son, also called X”. Fonte: The Economist Link: Elon Musk is shredding America’s government as he did Twitter
“The American workplace was remade after the death of George Floyd in May 2020. A policeman was convicted of his murder. There were riots. In the heat, the principles of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) were extolled in government and across corporate America”. Fonte: The Economist Link: Corporate America’s diversity wars are just getting started
“President Trump will fire his first tariff salvo on Saturday against those notorious American adversaries . . . Mexico and Canada. They’ll get hit with a 25% border tax, while China, a real adversary, will endure 10%. This reminds us of the old Bernard Lewis joke that it’s risky to be America’s enemy but it […]
“The first step in winning a public debate, indeed in any effective communication, is to get attention for your message. But that in and of itself is not enough. Attention is the means, not the end, because the end is persuasion. Once you have people’s attention, then you can try to persuade them with your […]
