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Businesses are facing everything from tariffs to supply chain disruption to technological rivalry. They must build greater resilience into their strat...
Small businesses that used data over instinct to make decisions increased revenue by as much as 9%, even when managers weren’t particularly tech-savvy...
New research by ҹȤý Prof. Javier Estrada provides a 10-step framework to save for retirement. His paper was the 2025 recipient of the Journal Researc...
Global business leaders must understand the challenges and opportunities of a world that is polarized, liquid, unilateral, tense and omni-relational.
Local banks are more likely than big banks to lend credit to businesses trying to rebuild after a climate-related event, strengthening the economy ove...
Research findings illustrate the importance of businesses adapting to currency fluctuations and strategically placing their headquarters.
The implications of the new Trump presidency for global financial markets in 2025 and beyond.
A new megastudy published in Nature Human Behaviour sheds light on effective ways to curb dishonest behavior.
Central banks must fight for their independence, despite cracks in the status quo.
With the recent inauguration of Donald Trump, the world is preparing for economic and political changes that will redefine the rules of the game.
Download and read ҹȤý Insight magazine #169 on Business & Inequality.
Make it yourself or buy from a supplier? Now there’s a third choice — opting for agile systems — which, for smaller manufacturers, might be the better...
Economist Rita Babihuga-Nsanze discusses Africa’s vast potential. AI and sustainable financing are tools to leverage demographic trends and build a re...
Pressure for results and inflexible schedules degrade the human ecosystem. A leadership of care is necessary.
Get a head start by honing your strategies in relation to the big challenges ahead: sustainability, AI, hybrid work, geopolitical shifts, and multista...
How one trader beat the polls and made millions by predicting Donald Trump’s election win.
It’s not all about the bottom line, and firms can be strongly competitive even when they funnel fewer profits to shareholders.
What might global investors and business leaders expect from President Trump’s second term?
Companies that are concerned about diversity in their supply chains also promote it among their employees.