Thought Leadership
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Tax Policy Has Changed Who Own Stocks
A new study from Stanford Graduate School of Business argues that household stock ownership decreases as the tax benefits associated with owning stocks inside a pension plan increase. The trend applies around the globe, says coauthor Ilya Strebulaev
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When Innovation Disappears: Five Lessons From Circuit City
Any single act of corporate innovation is not enough to create sustainable value; legacies are created through continual value creation
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Lean And Green
The research of Robert Klassen shows that managing environmental and social issues helps strengthen the bottom line
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Trading Places: Although Reviled in Europe, Private Equity Comes Of Age In Asia
Nicholas Bloy (MBA ‘86D), co-Managing Partner of Navis Capital, speaks to INSEAD Knowledge Editor Stuart Pallister about the development of private equity in Asia
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What's Good about Quiet Rule-Breaking
Moral gray zones enable both managers and workers to perform their roles
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Nokia: It’s Not Over Yet …
Although there is surge of smartphones in the mobile handset market and Nokia is making efforts compete in the space
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How to Fix a Broken Marketplace
Market design teaches us both about the details of market institutions and about the general tasks markets have to perform
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Leading A Life Out Of Balance
Professor Chris Higgins discusses why people are experiencing time crunch and what they can do about it
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The End Is Near: Blackberry’s GRIM Reaper Story
Technology and innovation in the smart phone industry have developed at an extremely fast pace. Shifting consumer preference towards iPhone and Android devices (even in the business user segment) is causing RIM to lose market share at an exponential rate
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The World Bank’s Non-Scientific Ranking: An Excuse for China’s Delayed Reform
According to the World Bank’s ranking, China is still behind 100th place in terms of per capita GDP. In 2010, with China poised to become the second largest economy in the world, measured at market exchange rates, the same message is repeated yet again