During his tenure as president, Roosevelt was a loud and effective advocate for “trust-busting,” the breaking up of enormous monopolies that had controlled prices and prevented competition.

Roosevelt also earned the nickname “trust buster” because he forced the dissolution of railroad monopolies in the Northwest. In foreign policy, however, Roosevelt was inconsistent in supporting the ...

If Roosevelt's trust-busting surprised big business, it was certainly consistent with the major influences on his life. Theodore Roosevelt grew up worshipping a father who preached the moral duty ...

Disruption is exhausting to sustain over long periods, but done right for only a few years, it can shape the conversation for ...

Disruption grows out of profound social, economic or political dislocation that demands solutions that go beyond traditional ...