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Professor Deborah Ancona outlines the four essential leadership capabilities-sensemaking, relating, visioning, and inventing-highlighting their practical applications for effective leadership.
Mitsubishi's MRJ jet completes its first test flight, reviving Japan's aerospace industry.
Viviane Chang embraces modern Chinese medicine, influenced by Union Sun's innovative products.
India's Coal India aims to double output by 2022 to combat chronic power shortages.
Monarch Airlines' administration in 2017 highlights the significant challenges faced by airlines in an increasingly competitive market.
The Swiss MonoTracer E offers thrilling performance and innovative design in an all-electric motorcycle.
Germany faces a rise in bankruptcies, with 762 firms declaring insolvency in September.
Berber women in Morocco market argan oil through co-operatives and global distribution networks.
Suraya May Tre transforms Indonesia's Second City with her straightforward leadership style.
Mumbai's skyline features zombie towers, highlighting challenges in urban construction.
Rupert Murdoch's media empire, News Corporation, faces internal threats from allegations of bribery, blackmail, and privacy invasion, impacting his reputation and family's wealth.
Approximately 1.6 billion Muslims celebrate Eid al-Fitr with feasts and prayers worldwide.
Explosions at a Tianjin warehouse raise safety concerns about hazardous goods storage.
US and South Korean forces launch a major exercise amid escalating North Korean threats.
Marc Palahi from Lombard Odier discusses Nature's role in economic activity.
The gender pay gap in the UK leads women to work unpaid from November to January.
Nelson Mandela, after 27 years of imprisonment, became South Africa's first black president and shared the 1993 Nobel Peace Prize with FW de Klerk for their roles in ending apartheid.
Amsterdam considers a law requiring prostitutes there to be at least 23 years old.
Sri Lanka's Easter Sunday bombings kill 207, with police arresting seven suspects linked to attacks.
New Zealand's Jacinda Ardern shifts policy on China's human rights amid trade concerns.
Saudi Arabia's Sovereign Wealth Fund completes a £300m deal to buy Newcastle United.
Rishi Sunak discusses Northern Ireland protocol and police information on Nicola Bulley case.
Nigeria's trade unions end a strike as investors worry about stability and protests.
Nike and H&M face backlash in China over statements on Uighur forced labor in Xinjiang.
Tens of thousands of people protest in Warsaw against proposed laws that would increase the ruling party's control over the judicial system.
Noble Group, a Singapore-listed commodities trader, faces scrutiny over its accounting practices and the transparency of its profit sources amid declining share prices.
Yusuf Ali Reza discusses China's economic slowdown and its impact on global commodities.
Startup week in Pyongyang features aspiring entrepreneurs learning business skills.
The Irish border's future is uncertain as the UK leaves the EU, impacting Northern Ireland.
Novartis and GSK restructure with significant transactions to enhance market positions.
Watch FRONTLINE's episode on nuclear power and the risks of a Fukushima-style disaster in the U.S.
Kurdish forces battle Islamic State in the chaotic front line of Raqqa amid devastation.
Tens of thousands protest in Hong Kong, facing tear gas and a more dangerous atmosphere.
This week, the House of Commons discusses the government's potential breach of the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement.
The UK Conservative government faces criticism for breaking international law and straying from tradition.
Catriona Watson argues that the British obsession with the economy harms democracy.
Oxford's women rowers advocate for equality in sports, highlighting their determination for recognition and support within the rowing community.
P&O Ferries admits to not consulting unions in good time over redundancies, raising legal concerns.
Earnings from Facebook and Google rise as Pakistan heads to elections amid corruption concerns.
Imran Khan leads Pakistan's election amid legitimacy and economic crises.
Palestinian Christian scouts march silently to the Church of Nativity, symbolizing their solidarity and resilience amid ongoing struggles for peace and freedom.
The Supreme Court rules the government needs Parliament's approval to trigger Article 50.
Ecuador's food security faces challenges as Rabobank highlights farmer support and sustainability.
Kraft pet food gains popularity as premium brands like Billy and Margo thrive in the market.
Peter Humphrey and Yu Ying face trial in Shanghai for illegally obtaining personal information.
Beth Rigby reports on Liz Truss's resignation as Prime Minister after just six weeks in office.
Tens of thousands of Poles protest a Supreme Court bill threatening judicial independence.
La policía israelita realiza redadas en casinos clandestinos en una operación secreta.
