Economics

Watch the length of the conflict and how shocks compound.

Energy analyst Rory Johnston tells HBR “I fear it will break the system.”

And what leaders can do to mitigate its effects in the workplace.

A study on climate solutions shows how the technology can help leaders track trends, identify changing markets, and seize emerging opportunities.

How to turn constant disruption into an advantage.

An analysis of U.S. job postings from 2019 through March 2025.

Here’s how to figure that out.

How business leaders can start preparing for the potential approval of President Trump’s nominee to head the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh.

And how companies can solve it.

Three avenues for creating a vibrant venture sector.

Workslop, economic indicators, finding joy, and more.

The evidence suggests that international trade is being reshaped and rebalanced—but isn’t collapsing.

Editor at large Adi Ignatius and financial journalist Andrew Ross Sorkin discuss the state of the stock market.

The Nobel laureate talks about why she became an economist, bringing scientific experimentation to the field, and the importance of collaboration.

The most successful brands take small pleasures and elevate them into experiences that feel bigger than the product itself.

A new study found that while most large firms are staying the course, important coalitions are crumbling.

Companies that move too quickly often undermine partnerships. This framework can help executives build long-term value.

Five of the CEOs on HBR Executive’s Advisory Council share which metrics they follow to stay ahead of the competition.

What leaders need to understand about the asset and the network to right-size their company’s exposure.

Recent firings of top officials at the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Federal Reserve—as well as shifting tariffs—call for a reevaluation of the data your company consults as it plans for the future.