Willis Johnson

Urgent action is needed to ensure that Lai and others in Hong Kong who stand on the side of freedom do not spend the rest of their lives in prison.

How policymakers and technologists are debating AI tail risks, using dark speculation, wargaming and insurance-style analysis to guide future AI standards.

Stash these three defenses for Week 17 in your fantasy football league in order to get ahead of everyone else in the fantasy playoffs

To succeed economically, the free market candidates winning elections again in Latin America must avoid the IMF like the plague.

Meryl Kennedy of 4Sisters Rice fears that more American rice farmers will go out of business amid unfair foreign competition—and she was bold enough to pitch the president on her solution.

This additive-free, complex spirit, co-founded by LVMH, offers exceptional quality and stylish presentation for around $50, proving substance matches its aesthetic appeal.

Stephen Schwarzman, Diane Hendricks, Steve Wynn: About 14% of America’s billionaires donated to Donald Trump’s reelection campaign, according to an analysis of records filed with the Federal Election Commission.

Advanced technology is not only making cars safer and easier to drive, it’s also making them nearly impossible to repair. Cashing in? Dallas-based Copart and the father-and-son-in-law duo who pioneered selling wrecks on the Internet.

Although few people can name even three black classical composers, the Chicago-based violinist Rachel Barton Pine can name 350.

Since 1982, Copart Inc. (CPRT) has been in the business of remarketing fleet, dealer, reprocessed and salvaged vehicles. A company that began on a single lot in California is now a global enterprise.

40 years ago, a small team at NASA was tasked with the challenge of knowledge transfer to the stars. What they did and how they did it show us a model that we can still learn from today.

There are hundreds of nominees this year at the Grammys--here they are.

Uneven, to say the least, has been the word of choice used to describe the first season of Vinyl. Last night's season finale, Alibi, was a more or less fun if not totally satisfying end to a season that leaned too hard on its premise and paid little to no mind to its female characters.

'Vinyl' needs to slow down the speed of the LP and figure out what it is and what it can be. Because right now after its third episode of its first season, at its worst, 'Vinyl' is an anti-hero driven show about a difficult male protagonist with a wildly disjointed plot and sub-characters of equally dubious motivations that started more than five years after anti-hero dramas enjoyed peak relevance.

The following post was published on the Knowledge@Wharton  website on December 20, 2011.   Procter & Gamble CEO Bob McDonald is a man with a plan. Last year, he and his company declared a bold vision -- one that includes making all products and packaging with recycled or renewable materials, and ensuring that no [...]

“This just proves what I thought all along. Gary Johnson is a great American. He will make a great president if elected. And I will support him all the way in the GOP primary. I also support Dennis Kucinich on the Dem side if he decides to run. They [...]

Copart has driven the clunky business of auctioning wrecked cars right onto the Internet.