Beth Kowitt

New York

Senior Columnist at Bloomberg Opinion

senior columnist @opinion, formerly senior editor @FortuneMagazine (she/her)

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Articles

The Corporate Culture Wars Have a New Coalition: Beth Kowitt

5 days ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Beth Kowitt

A new development in the culture wars is about to create a fresh set of headaches for corporate America. Issues that left-wing advocacy groups have been heckling companies about for decades are increasingly being taken up by the right — a shift that’s adding complexity and risk for CEOs already struggling to navigate this moment’s deep ideological rifts. There is no better example of the left-right convergence than Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.
The Corporate Culture Wars Have a New Coalition: Beth Kowitt

5 days ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Beth Kowitt

A new development in the culture wars is about to create a fresh set of headaches for corporate America. Issues that left-wing advocacy groups have been heckling companies about for decades are increasingly being taken up by the right — a shift that’s adding complexity and risk for CEOs already struggling to navigate this moment’s deep ideological rifts. There is no better example of the left-right convergence than Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.
The Corporate Culture Wars Have a Strange New Coalition

5 days ago | bloomberg.com | Beth Kowitt

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has some fans on the left. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- A new development in the culture wars is about to create a fresh set of headaches for corporate America. Issues that left-wing advocacy groups have been heckling companies about for decades are increasingly being taken up by the right — a shift that’s adding complexity and risk for CEOs already struggling to navigate this moment’s deep ideological rifts.
El viejo modelo de filantropía multimillonaria está llegando a su fin

1 week ago | bloomberglinea.com | Beth Kowitt

Bill Gates es optimista. Está convencido de que el mundo será un mejor lugar de aquí a 20 años, que las enfermedades como la polio, el sarampión y la malaria serán erradicadas y que habrá otros multimillonarios haciendo fila para llenar el espacio que quedará vacío cuando, como anunció la pasada semana, su fundación cierre sus puertas en el año 2045. Entre todos esos osados objetivos y deseos, el último es quizá el más inalcanzable.
This Kohl's Board Member 'Noisily Withdrew.' That's Good.

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Beth Kowitt

Christine M. Day is no quiet quitter. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- The alarm bells are ringing for investors in Kohl’s Corp. Earlier this month the retailer named its fourth CEO in less than three years, after the board fired chief executive Ashley Buchanan for directing business to an undisclosed romantic partner.
Kowitt: The old model of billionaire philanthropy is ending

2 weeks ago | mercurynews.com | Beth Kowitt

Bill Gates is an optimist. He believes the world will be a better place in 20 years, that diseases like polio, measles and malaria will be eradicated, and that there will be other rich people lining up to fill the void when, as he announced recently, his foundation shuts its doors in 2045. Of all these audacious goals and wishes, it’s the last that might be the furthest out of reach. Gates is right that there will be plenty of rich people in two decades.
Beth Kowitt: The old model of billionaire philanthropy is ending

2 weeks ago | havasunews.com | Beth Kowitt

Bill Gates is an optimist. He believes the world will be a better place in 20 years, that diseases like polio, measles and malaria will be eradicated, and that there will be other rich people lining up to fill the void when, as he announced recently, his foundation shuts its doors in 2045. Of all these audacious goals and wishes, it’s the last that might be the furthest out of reach. Gates is right that there will be plenty of rich people in two decades.
The old model of billionaire philanthropy is ending

2 weeks ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Beth Kowitt

Bill Gates is an optimist. He believes the world will be a better place in 20 years, that diseases like polio, measles and malaria will be eradicated, and that there will be other rich people lining up to fill the void when, as he announced last week, his foundation shuts its doors in 2045. Of all these audacious goals and wishes, it’s the last that might be the furthest out of reach. Gates is right that there will be plenty of rich people in two decades.
Opinion: The old model of billionaire philanthropy is ending

2 weeks ago | timesfreepress.com | Beth Kowitt

Bill Gates is an optimist. He believes the world will be a better place in 20 years, that diseases like polio, measles and malaria will be eradicated, and that there will be other rich people lining up to fill the void when, as he announced recently, his foundation shuts its doors in 2045. Of all these audacious goals and wishes, it's the last that might be the furthest out of reach. Gates is right that there will be plenty of rich people in two decades.
Modelo tradicional de filantropia entre bilionários dos EUA se aproxima do fim

2 weeks ago | bloomberglinea.com.br | Beth Kowitt |Ore Huiying

Bloomberg Opinion — Bill Gates é um otimista. Ele acredita que o mundo será um lugar melhor em 20 anos, que doenças como poliomielite, sarampo e malária serão erradicadas e que haverá uma fila de outras pessoas ricas para preencher o vazio quando, como ele anunciou na semana passada, sua fundação fechar as portas em 2045. De todas essas metas e desejos audaciosos, é o último que talvez esteja mais longe de ser alcançado.