Thought Leadership
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When They Are Wrong, Analysts May Dig in Their Heels
When they are wrong about quarterly earnings forecasts, analysts may stubbornly stick to their erroneous views, a tendency that might contribute to market bubbles and busts, according to research coauthored by John Beshears of the Stanford Graduate School of Business
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PepsiCo-Basix Partnership: Promoting Livelihoods Through Contract Farming
The quest for the perfect chip led PepsiCo to enter into a partnership with BASIX, a company that provides financial services to the poor. Was this relationship so rosy?
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Indian Entrepreneurship And The Challenges To India’s Growth
How the Indian Family Business and its entrepreneurial spirit play an important role in India’s growth
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Trash and Treasure: Perspectives on the Pile
Where the rest of the world might see a problem, the entrepreneurs turns the problem upside down to convert it into an opportunity
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What Has Happened To The Labor Market In The Great Recession?
With 14 million people out of work in the U.S., labor markets are receiving a lot of attention. Yale SOM's Lisa Kahn did groundbreaking work on the impact of graduating into a bad economy. She offers her take on what's happening now and what to expect
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Battle For World Beer Dominance: SABMiller Enters Brazil
How does SABMiller plan to challenge InBev in the third largest beer market?
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How To Lead Clever People
The best-selling author and London Business School professor, Rob Goffee describes how to lead clever people
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M&As In China: Does Politics Still Speak Louder Than Money?
A couple of foreign M&As of Chinese companies look likely to go through. Is it just a chip in the Great Wall of protectionism or a real shift in policy?
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The Seven Things That Surprise New CEOs
The CEO must learn to manage organizational context rather than focus on daily operations
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Myopic Managerial Behavior Induced by Financial Reporting
Managers are increasingly under intense pressure to manage perceptions of people regarding the company, especially if they feel that the financial statements might result in a decline in stock price