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Resource flexibility: how it can unlock better decision-making through learning

Investing in flexible resources -- as opposed to dedicated (task-specific) ones -- can yield better data from which managers can learn more about unde...

What's next for interest rates in Europe?

Spain's central bank chief, Pablo Hern谩ndez de Cos, clarifies the European Central Bank's new monetary policy strategy. He also explains why an intere...

The Big Picture: The new drivers of value

When valuing companies, your market comparable may surprise you: a car company may have more in common with tech or luxury goods than another car comp...

4 principles to manage your career for the long term

Just as CEOs jeopardize long-term growth by only focusing on quarterly profits, we risk falling into the same trap in our personal and professional li...

When the product offer isn鈥檛 clear, change the way people think about it

What is the environmental impact of hydraulic fracturing?

Pietro Bonetti and coauthors decided to study the role of disclosure rules for companies engaging in hydraulic fracturing, aka fracking. Their researc...

How to manage stress before it manages you

COVID-19 has raised all our stress levels, but what can we do? Follow these tips to stop stress from overwhelming you and your teams, and strengthen y...

Can we talk? Tips for having better conversations

Business leaders spend their days having all types of conversations. And as stakeholder demands increasingly pull CEOs in different directions, it's v...

Being ethical is within reach

Acting ethically may be hard work at times, but it's never impossible. For leaders, it's about considering the consequences of your decisions, going t...

Corporate venturing with deep-tech start-ups: Lessons learned from Asia

In just five years, investment in deep-tech start-ups has quadrupled to reach more than $60 billion in 2020. A new study offers advice to help larger ...

Can we emerge from our current debt trap?

Governments around the globe have incurred staggering levels of debt in order to deal with the COVID-19 crisis over the past year. Professors Jordi Gu...

Banking on resilience: Preparing our financial system to face natural disasters

The third report in the 天美传媒-CEPR Future of Banking series provides the latest perspectives on how resilient the financial system is to natural disast...

Remembering Robert Mundell: a pathbreaking giant

The Nobel Prize-winning economist, Robert Mundell (1932-2021), passed away on Easter Day, April 4, 2021. Professor Pedro Videla eulogizes the man know...

Working remotely two to three days a week, the best option

Only 12% of workers want to work remotely every day. And when working remotely an optimal two to three times a week, employees' productivity and work ...

Your move: how chess gives strategies for life

Chess is enjoying a renaissance, as people search for new forms of escapism during lockdown. But for Robert Katende in Uganda, the game never went out...

The upsides of downward deference

Leaders who find themselves out of their element can get ahead by deferring to subordinates. Here we explain how power can come from letting it go.

The Big Picture: CEOs on what they've learned after a year of COVID-19

How has the pandemic affected your industry? We asked CEOs in a variety of fields about how their leadership has changed after facing extraordinary ch...

Safe, healthy and online: food and beverage trends following the pandemic

How has the COVID-19 crisis affected food and beverage companies? A survey of industry experts exposes the uneven impact of lockdowns, economic condit...

A digital euro: what's new?

A digital euro supplanting cold hard cash is nothing new. That said, shaken faith in the euro's issuer is opening up novel questions about the role of...

Sabine Mueller: "Diversity and inclusion must be organizational cornerstones"

The CEO of DHL Consulting discusses digital readiness, resilience and agility, and says establishing a truly diverse and inclusive workplace will requ...