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Power, corruption, happiness, AI: There’s something for everyone on this crowdsourced list of great reads for corporate leaders.

Stanford study shows intense heat from wildfires can transform natural elements in soil into Chromium 6, a toxic metal believed to cause cancer.

Companies, chairs, and directors themselves can all take action to prevent board burnout.

Boards should track risks, run crisis simulations and make contingency plans, one expert says.

Two corporate board experts name 3 problems with the current board and what it should fix first.

OpenAI's sudden dismissal of Sam Altman prompted the Microsoft CEO to take action.

Investors have long called for separating the chair and CEO roles—and companies are listening. Now, a new study shows when it pays to buck the trend.

The newest study showcases smartphone technology detecting how drunk its users are. Smartphone technology and smart speakers are driving a study conducted by researchers at Stanford Medicine and the University of Toronto by being able to detect how drunk someone could be, all based on the individuals' speech and vocal patterns, Interesting Engineering reports.

The chair of Bath & Body Works has overseen a lot over the past few years.

CHROs can help boards strategize around workforce issues, including leadership and succession planning.