John Paul Rollert

Although the former secretary of state’s contentious relationship with the president didn’t help matters, Tillerson’s management style left a department in disarray.

On the meaning and implications of the country’s first true businessman president

Corporate executives haven’t always believed that transactions must have winners and losers. But that’s not Donald J. Trump’s view.

Donald Trump succumbs to the age-old temptation to see capitalism not as an economic system but a morality play.

Before periodicals became a wellspring of consumerism, they were a site of a profound disagreement over the welfare of children’s souls.

Barack Obama and Ta-Nehisi Coates have made race and empathy central to their writing, but their conclusions point in radically different directions.

According to Franklin, what mattered in business was humility, restraint, and discipline. But today’s Type-A MBAs would find him qualified for little more than a career in middle management.

For eight days last summer, a new generation of Randians was indoctrinated in the auditoriums of The Venetian. Where better to absorb Atlas Shrugged 's teachings than in a city of extremes?

The limited logic of capitalism

In his day, performers received little respect for grueling work. Yet the playwright strode the stage for more than 15 years—and then changed the acting profession forever.