Thought Leadership
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Back to the Present: How mental time travel affects saving behaviour
'Reverse mental time travel' is a promising intervention that can alter how consumers relate to and make decisions for their present self and the self they will one day become
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The root of financial advisor misconduct
New research from Professor Simon Gervais finds that commissions incentivize advisors to recommend unsuitable investments to clients
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Do minimum wage hikes result in job losses? It depends on the labor market
José Azar sheds light on the nuances of raising the minimum wage in different labor markets
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Buy then Build: Be an entrepreneur without the start-up
Forget coding in garages--a growing number of entrepreneurs are skipping the start-up grind and buying existing businesses instead
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How to manage GenAI cyber risk in industrial control systems
AI is reshaping cyber warfare. As we face this new reality, understanding the role of AI and GenAI in cyberattacks and defences and the opportunity costs of security decisions is critical
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For home deliveries, faster isn't always better
Retail customers often prioritize convenience over speed for deliveries that require them to be at home
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Most companies fail at transformation. How to beat the odds.
In today's rapidly changing business landscape, strategic transformation has become a necessity for companies to stay competitive
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How Zudio made profitability trendy
Value fashion in India has a new playbook — Zudio's story is one of smart strategy and consistent execution
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Dissecting the impacts of Trump's trade policy
Who wins and who loses in America's "rebalancing" act of global proportions?
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Simple data reports boost sales and empower small business owners in making decisions
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.
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Rise of secondaries and continuation funds in India
Secondaries and continuation funds will not replace traditional exits such as IPOs or strategic sales. However, they are poised to become essential complements. Here's how