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July 04, 2016 How Facebook Tries to Prevent Office Politics By Jay Parikh Five tactics to keep company culture healthy.

Entrepreneurship Which MBAs Make More: Consultants or Small-Business Owners? by Richard S. Ruback, Royce Yudkoff A look at the numbers. Stress 5 Ways to Boost Your Resilience at Work by Rich Fernandez Based on the latest research. Economics & Society Business Leaders Have Abandoned the Middle Class by Umair Haque Politicians aren't the only ones to blame for Brexit. Communication Stop Making Gratitude All About You by Heidi Grant Halvorson The whole point is to focus on the other person. Cross-cultural management Research: Why Best Practices Don't Translate Across Cultures by Pamela Hinds And what to do about it. Talent management Getting More Black Women into the C-Suite by Melinda Marshall, Tai Wingfield It's time for diversity initiatives that can handle both race and gender. Strategy The Best Companies Invest Aggressively in These 3 Areas by Chris Zook Stop spreading the money around. Business history The U.S.'s "Special Relationship" Is with Germany, Not Britain by Volker R. Berghahn A brief review of the economic history.

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