Thought Leadership
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How treating data as public goods will let India reap the benefits of data-driven governance
Far better data collection is being done by private players in any country. Here's how the Indian government will benefit by judiciously exercising its coercive powers
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Hey, employers: Job hunters really want to see your diversity data
People are drawn to companies that show they have more diverse workforces, a new study finds
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Why investors may need mandatory certification of firms' ESG claims
Research finds that independent audits can enhance the reliability of ESG information
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5 barriers to diversity and inclusion
Darden Professors Laura Morgan Roberts and Martin N. Davidson, experts in diversity and inclusion, shed light on some of the crucial barriers facing individuals and organizations
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Blockchain for business: Beyond crypto and bitcoin
The 2022 NFL Super Bowl LVI represented the peak of popularity, or at least widespread awareness, for blockchain technology which is at the heart of nearly all cryptocurrencies
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Now is the time for entrepreneurs to play offense
With the specter of recession looming, many worried founders and executives are aggressively shoring up cash. But shrewd entrepreneurs are using these six tactics instead to gain advantage, says Jeffrey Bussgang
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Why are US companies hoarding so much cash?
More than anything else, it comes down to taxes
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What the world can learn from Southeast Asia innovation
Southeast Asia is emerging as an innovation hotspot on the global map. The region now counts 10 unicorns valued at over $1 billion and over 50 companies that could reach this status in the years to come
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Corporate VC is booming, but is it what your startup needs?
A guide to choosing the right corporate investment for entrepreneurs
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The myth of algorithmic transparency
Critiques of AI decision-making systems often highlight the systemic impact of algorithmic biases. In a world where algorithms determine who has access to opportunities and information, they may perpetuate discrimination in who receives healthcare, legal protection, or government employment
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Why some firms beat the post-IPO slump
Fuqua Professor Christine Moorman and colleagues find an important connection between innovative businesses and risk-tolerant investors