Martin Lipton comments on some of the most significant issues facing boards of directors in 2008.

The key issue for American business today is whether the institution of the corporate board of directors, as we know it today, can survive as the governing organ of the public corporation.

Children today can handle failure, tug of war, and even red ink on homework assignments. In fact, they would be better off if adults would simply back off.

Hazlett comments on Clinton's China policy.

What will become of the Medicare drug benefit program?

Little is known about the effects of DTC advertising, especially its impact on consumer behavior (as opposed to attitudes and knowledge) and, ultimately, on consumer health.