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Matthew Agarwala argues that social capital, the web of trust and good faith among employers and employees, must be preserved during the pandemic.

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Roosevelt Giles is steering Atlanta Life Insurance Co. toward its original corporation mission of social justice, showing the way for other leaders who want their profitability to reward all stakeholders.

In J. Douglas Holladay’s new Rethinking Success, he assembles dozens of life stories that exemplify the human reality of the bottom line and how workers are the source of your success.