Thought Leadership
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Towards Mature Corporate Governance Standards in China
Without sound corporate governance, the future of the Shanghai market will not be guaranteed
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Sub-prime Mortgages And Segregation: What Did We Gain?
Sub-prime mortgages were supposed to put an end to segregated neighbourhoods by allowing affordable housing to more people. But a new study shows that better access to mortgages leads to more - not less - racial segregation
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Turn Muslim Consumers’ Problems into Marketing Solutions
Understanding Muslim consumers and marketers, as with understanding any consumer or marketer group, requires a situated understanding
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Use Of Imagination
The world-renowned developmental psychologist explains why the ability to imagine possible worlds is so critical throughout our lives
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Retailing Revolution: Category Killers On The Brink
Retailers that can see trend coming and react quickly enough, this upheaval is survivable. But those slow to register the tsunami wave on the horizon stand to be swept away
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Who Is More Digital? Teenagers in China or Silicon Valley?
High School students in Palo Alto, Calif., spend more time using digital media daily than their counterparts in Beijing, but the Chinese youths are more likely to build networks online
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Fanning The Financial Crisis: Has Regulation Gone Wrong?
Far from being the classic “risk management tool”, government bonds today are beginning to look like toxic assets. And bailing out the governments issuing these bonds is tantamount to bailing out the banks… yet again. So hypothesises INSEAD Finance Professor Theo Vermaelen…
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Oil And Gas Trends That Will Change Your Business
The global oil and gas industry is huge, controversial and poorly understood by most people. This lack of knowledge is surprising, given how important the industry is in the global economy
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Horrible Boss Workarounds
Bad bosses are generally more inept than they are evil, and often aren't purposefully bad
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Deconstructing the Design Thinker
Discussions about design thinking tend to focus on companies that employ it and the successes they achieve, rather than on the people who actually do it