Edward Felsenthal is the Exec Chair at TIME. He focuses on topics such as business leaders, ESG, and the intersection of AI and technology, particularly OpenAI. He has been featured in Yahoo News and TIME.
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In his new book 'Turnaround Time,' the former United Airlines CEO tells his remarkable life story
The business leader spoke to TIME about recycling, revenues, and what ChatGPT doesn't know about assembling a bookcase.
The controversial CEO spoke with Edward Felsenthal for the TIME100 Most Influential Companies issue
Hollywood said that controversial Mexican week came from a ‘good place.’
TIME spoke with Rajiv Shah abut his new book 'Big Bets' and how to think more ambitiously about addressing the planet's problems.
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"Central to confronting the world’s shared challenges is the pursuit of truth," write Edward Felsenthal and Samuel P. Jacobs
Democrat Phil Bredesen and Republican Bill Haslam, who served as Tennessee governor successively from 2003 to 2019, offered some specifics around “small step” gun restrictions as starting points.
I t's always tempting for journalists to search for threads that connect disparate news stories, and easy to overstate their significance.
By: Edward Felsenthal
Kristof spoke with TIME about where he sees progress, the resistance to conservative voices in journalism and more.
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