Thought Leadership
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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
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Negotiation Strategy: Six Common Pitfalls to Avoid
Whether you're negotiating for your firm or for your position in it, you'll do better if you avoid some common pitfalls
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Reentering Asian Markets, eBay Rolls with New Strategy
How did the strategy adjustments help eBay to win in Asia?
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Too Few Good Women: Why Are Boards Still Male Domains?
New corporate governance strictures are making way for women on corporate boards. But how to find suitable candidates? And what do women really add to the board room?
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Creating a Positive Professional Image
In today’s diverse workplace, your actions and motives are constantly under scrutiny. Time to manage your own professional image before others do it for you. An interview with professor Laura Morgan Roberts
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7 Myths of Executive Compensation
Corporate governance experts from Stanford Graduate School of Business say criticism of CEO pay might be off the mark
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Earmarking Money: Partitions, Guilt And The Decision To Spend
With low rates of personal savings becoming endemic, ‘earmarking’ your funds can be a helpful money-management strategy
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The Role of Urban Cooperative Banks in Financial Inclusion
What is the future of Urban Cooperative Banks (UCBs) in the sphere of commercial banking institutions? This article discusses the advantages that UCBs have over conventional banks as well as the challenges they need to overcome to elevate their status and promote financial inclusion
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Mimicry: The Latest Negotiating Strategy
Negotiating online? New research shows that imitating your counterpart’s writing style can help seal you a better deal, proving that imitation is indeed the better part of flattery…