Eben Shapiro

Eben Shapiro is the former deputy editor of TIME.

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What Super Bowl Commercials Teach Us About Capitalism

"The Super Bowl is not an escape from the attention economy, but its apex," writes Eben Shapiro.

By Eben Shapiro

AT&T's CEO John Stankey Is Facing the Most Challenging Time of His Career

(To receive weekly emails of conversations with the world’s top CEOs and business decisionmakers, click here.)Even iconic companies can endure a grueling identity crisis. AT&T has long been one of the most respected names in...

By Eben Shapiro

The 10 Best Theater Performances of 2021

From Caroline, or Change to Trouble in Mind, these plays and musicals marked a tentative but triumphant return to the stage

By Eben Shapiro

CEO of Insect-Farming Company Ynsect on Mealworms as Meals

Ynsect’s powdered protein is currently used in pet food, fish meal and even as an ingredient in burger patties and pasta in parts of Europe

By Eben Shapiro

The Met's CEO on Fashionable Safety, Sacklers and NFTs

On Monday, Sept. 13, The Met is making an important step in a return to whatever normal looks like these days

By Eben Shapiro

SolarWinds CEO Sudhakar Ramakrishna on 2020's Massive Hack

A breach of SolarWinds' software, discovered last year, gave hackers access to the data of companies and government offices

By Eben Shapiro

"It's Critical That The Rivers Continue to Flow." Environmental Activist Nicole Horseherder on Reclaiming Water Rights for Native Americans

Coal and water have dominated Horseherder’s life and work for the past decade.

By Eben Shapiro

Port of Los Angeles Head Gene Seroka on the U.S.'s Trade Imbalance

Gene Seroka joined TIME to talk supply-line congestion, the U.S. trade imbalance and the strangest cargo he's seen

By Eben Shapiro

Cargill’s CEO on a Sustainable Future of Food in a Warming World

Cargill CEO David MacLennan joined TIME for a conversation on labor market challenges and the future of food

By Eben Shapiro

Mayor Bill Cole on Why Many Are Moving to Billings, Montana

Billings, like many smaller cities, has experienced an influx of newcomers since the pandemic began

By Eben Shapiro

Albemarle's CEO on the Lithium Battery Boom

Albemarle's stock is trading at record highs due to its in the electric-vehicle supply chain

By Eben Shapiro

JLL's Work Dynamics CEO: U.S. Seeing Job Turnover 'Tsunami'

The firm’s research found working from home, particularly for women, has completely eviscerated the boundaries between work and people's personal lives

By Eben Shapiro

Beyond Meat's CEO Ethan Brown on a Plant-Based Future

"I think there's a cultural moment that we're tapping into"

By Eben Shapiro

Weyerhaeuser CEO on the Housing Boom and Climate Change

Stockfish sees opportunity in positioning the timberland company to be a player in the emerging carbon sequestration market

By Eben Shapiro

Celebrity Cruises's CEO Lisa Lutoff-Perlo Navigates COVID-19, Vaccine Wars, as Travel Rebounds

(The interview below was delivered to the inbox of Leadership Brief subscribers on Sunday morning, June 20. To receive weekly emails of conversations with the world’s top CEOs and business decisionmakers, click here.)Moments after two...

By Eben Shapiro

Kraft Heinz CEO on the Ketchup Shortage

Patricio is juggling an extraordinary confluence of challenges: rising raw-material prices, supply-chain shocks and key product outages

By Eben Shapiro

Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers on Inflation Worries

Summers, who served under Clinton and Obama, has emerged as a leading cautionary voice about damaging levels of inflation

By Eben Shapiro

Buslab Co-Owner Marco Greywe: VW Van Industry ‘Booming Again’

(Miss this week’s Leadership Brief? This interview below was delivered to the inbox of Leadership Brief subscribers on Sunday morning, May 30. To receive weekly emails of conversations with the world’s top CEOs and business...

By Eben Shapiro

Darktrace's CEO on Fighting Cybercrime

"It would be so easy to bring a city to a grinding standstill."

By Eben Shapiro

Gro Intelligence

Sara Menker comes by her nightmares honestly. She was born in Ethiopia in 1982, shortly before a two-year famine resulted in the death of up to a million of her compatriots. Menker was too young...

By Eben Shapiro
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