Harris Collingwood

Harris Collingwood is a business writer living in New York.

The Recovery's Silent Assassin: How Debt Deleveraging Killed the Economy

The Recovery's Silent Assassin: How Debt Deleveraging Killed the Economy

What happens when U.S. consumers, businesses, and the federal government all deleverage at the same time? It ain't pretty. More »

Issue June 2009

Do CEOs Matter?

Steve Jobs, Apple’s ailing CEO, is scheduled to return to work this month after a six-month leave, but investors are feeling skittish. Every time he sneezes, shares of Apple catch a cold. Can a CEO—even one as talented and visionary as Jobs—really make or break a corporation? Many business scholars have grown skeptical of the idea of chief executive as superhero. Cutting-edge research reveals that while some CEOs clearly do make a big difference, many are merely the most visible cogs in complex machines.

The Biggest Story in Photos

Picking up the Pieces After the Tornado in Moore, Oklahoma

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