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Mastering Innovation’s Toughest Trade-Offs

Leaders must answer eight key questions to address the hidden tensions underlying innovation strategies.

Keke Palmer

FROM ACTING TO SINGING TO REALITY TV, KEKE PALMER DOES IT ALL. "I just always was attracted to people that did multiple things," Palmer tells Newsweek, saying artists like Jamie Foxx and Queen Latifah were early inspirations. Now she's out with the hotly anticipated Jordan Peele film Nope (July 22). "When people think about Get Out or Jordan's work, they can sometimes zero in on, 'Oh, this is a think piece on Blackness." She says there's always an element of that, but "They're not always on Blackness," and Nope is a perfect example of that. It's part horror, part sci-fi, part thriller and part comedy. "His choice to put Black people in the lead is just based off his perspetive of who he sees in his story." Since starting out as a child actor, Palmer says the quality of work she's receiving has only gotten better. "To have evolved to the place where the variety of who I get to work with is this level, I think it's only going to bring the best out of me." Case in point, starring alongside Daniel Kaluuya in a Jordan Peele film. "There's only one Jordan Peele."

Q & A: James Reginato

Interview with James Reginato

‘Like Family’

The surprising connections between political heavyweights Pelosi, Harris and Newsom and one of the wealthiest American dynasties, the Gettys

Decoding the Colors

The Webb Space Telescope is giving scientists a close look at the atmospheres of planets beyond our solar system

'A Bloody Republican Primary'

Missouri, which once elected a dead man to the Senate, is living up to its reputation for messy elections

WILL TRUMP EVER DO TIME?

NEW EVIDENCE OF CRIMES HAS TRIGGERED AN UNPRECEDENTED DEBATE OVER THE WISDOM AND PRAGMATICS OF CHARGING, TRYING, CONVICTING & JAILING A FORMER PRESIDENT

Lagarde’s Tightrope Act

The European Central Bank chief’s path to a soft landing is exceedingly narrow

The US Is Exporting Inflation

Americans’ pandemic spending and a strong dollar are boosting prices abroad

A Homebuyers' Boycott in China

People who took out mortgages for unfinished housing say they won’t pay

The Crypto Bro Of Last Resort

Sam Bankman-Fried taps his wealth to rescue companies— and protect his businesses

Europe Aims at Tech's Tower of Babel

New rules to make messaging apps communicate with one another raise privacy and security concerns

Swatch Is Back on Time

The MoonSwatch collaboration with Omega is giving a lift to a tired brand

Paying for Covid Zero in Macau

The city’s casinos are racking up losses as Chinese gamblers face restrictions on travel

Losing the Way on Chips

When it comes to a semiconductor strategy, the US doesn’t know which direction to turn

The Magnificent Mushroom Special PSYCHED!

An underground economy is thriving as laws around "magic" mushrooms loosen. Here's how businesses are rushing to take advantage of the changing paradigms on psilocybin

Cracking the code on Affordable Housing

What does it take to add homes and opportunities to neighborhoods without gentrifying them? Martin Muoto, one of the biggest developers and landlords in Los Angeles, says the key is the profit motive

Life After Death

Parents of fallen Israeli soldiers are pushing for the right to have their slain sons’ sperm extracted, frozen, and stored so they can be future grandparents. Critics call it planned orphanhood

Traffic Jam at 400 Feet

NASA and the FAA are preparing to revolutionize air traffic control for the drone era

Refineries Are the Real Problem

Biden is facing two dilemmas: A world short on oil and a nation short on refineries

Saudi Ozymandias: MAKE IT SO

In the Saudi desert, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is building a $500 billion sci-fi monument to his rule. It's getting weird

The US Pulls Israel Away From China

A pressure campaign is cutting Beijing off from a crucial source of advanced technology

This Is Your Company on Elon

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Prognosis: A Modern Spin on Dieting

Weight loss companies promote healthy habits instead of prescriptive eating, but it's hard to overcome the yo-yo effect

Into the Great Wide Open

If you're a remote worker with a bad case of wanderlust, Kift wants you to consider a coworking model that's heavy on communal living and heavier on vans Howaldang

HOW WeChat Got Too Powerful For Beijing

Tencent's wildly successful app could have posed a real threat to China's government, as the new book Influence Empire reveals

Expensive Oills Here to Stay

The world is struggling to produce all the oil it needs, and the impact on global economics and politics will be profound

A $490 Gun Can Cost A Lot More

Credova's buy now, pay later deals are putting guns in consumers' hands quickly

When Hodl Failed

Three Arrows Capital, the most important hedge fund in crypto, set off a digital-asset contagion

ESG Is So Hot Right Now

The fast-fashion business model of Shein, a top global startup, is also its biggest threat