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Study identifies world's first corporate psychopath

New research suggests the same personality traits associated with toxic corporate leaders today may have been present at the very birth of global capitalism 400 years ago.

Phys.org ScienceOctober 21, 20261 min read
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Study identifies world's first corporate psychopath

New research suggests the same personality traits associated with toxic corporate leaders today may have been present at the very birth of global capitalism 400 years ago.

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