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Three revolutions are shaking up the global order. What should Europe do? According to Jordi Gual, there is only one answer.
GenAI can revolutionize business, but managers need to roll it out sensibly. Warning: it may get messy.
An alliance to vaccinate millions of children is an example of how business and social initiatives can work together to build a better world.
The Sagrada Familia by the architect Antoni Gaud铆 is proof of how to turn vision into reality. For business executives, the Barcelona monument offers ...
With 67% of shoppers browsing online stores, e-commerce has become a showcase, competing with social media for attention.
There are things you can鈥檛 just leave at home: How managers handle family conflicts influences how they lead.
An international study in Nature with nearly 500 researchers highlights the risk of relying on a single analytical approach.
A tailored approach will get the best out of new employees, taking their own skills and personalities into account.
To innovate with startups, don鈥檛 improvise. Identify, select and evaluate your best choice with a structured scouting process.
A case from Spain鈥檚 ceramics industry shows how practical wisdom and prudent action 鈥� not quick fixes 鈥� are most effective when labor relations break ...
As national-populism surges, a brand鈥檚 perceived country of origin has become a key factor in shaping marketing strategies.
JERA Global CEO and Chair Yukio Kani explains how mission-driven leadership powered a global energy transformation after Fukushima.
As the European Union embraces the circular economy, this is what it means for business, along with the new leadership competencies to drive change.
From managing inflation to accepting costly logistics, the U.S.-Iran war marks a major turning point for business leaders.
Pricing can be a source of competitive advantage, as long as you understand the essentials and manage the data and technology well (and don鈥檛 let the ...
Healthcare is increasingly shaped by external factors, with geoeconomics, debt and technology redefining its sustainability.
Lessons from lithium-ion batteries: The most creative ideas come from leaning into what you already know.
How a push for openness inadvertently traded long-term stability for short-term speculation.
Beyond the Strait of Hormuz, the world is splitting into separate blocs. Europe needs to make the most of the strategic assets it possesses.
Extending a decade of returns of around 13% on the stock market requires two conditions that have almost never coincided.
