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Four candidates have emerged as potential successors for JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, and he says the next boss of the banking giant can expect two major changes when they take on the role.

WINSTON Starmer, cries the latest cover of The Economist.

Late in December 2023, the former top editor of The New York Times’ editorial page, James Bennet, dropped a bombshell in an article for The Economist. “The leadership of the New York Times is losing control of its principles,” he wrote, saying slanted coverage at the institution is “pervasive.”

Ricardo Tomás celebrates the best of the year in style.

John Elkann, who is taking the wheel at Jeep and Fiat owner Stellantis after the ouster of its CEO, is the discreet but steely heir to an Italian dynasty associated with Juventus, Ferrari and The Economist.

Jamie Dimon starts his day with a rigorous news routine. He highlights how staying informed empowers leaders with insight and enhances decision-making.

The Economist found that the Republican reduced the vice president's lead by 5 points in just one week, although fallout from Puerto Rico comments is expected

The news organization said that while Harris may be "underwhelming" a Trump presidency would be more dangerous for America.

The Economist tackles 'The Trumpification of American policy’.

With 850 police killings this year, some studies suggest that the surge in gun sales have made officers more likely to use deadly force