Thought Leadership
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How the most resilient companies adapt to disruption
Firms in emerging markets have long operated in uncertainty. What can we learn from them?
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Rise of 10-minute delivery apps in India: Convenience at what cost?
The promise of 10-minute deliveries comes at a steep cost-compromised health due to unhealthy consumption habits, a culture of impulsive and unsustainable consumption, and urban congestion, with the safety of delivery riders on the line. But there's a better way forward
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In an era of populism, central bank independence is at risk
Central banks must fight for their independence, despite cracks in the status quo
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Fastest growing industries and sectors for 2025
More than 6 million jobs are expected to be added to the U.S. economy by 2033, according to statistics. Here are the most stable but growing industries
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Professor says businesses can do the right thing and still prosper
Jon Fjeld believes the purpose of companies is to bring value to the world, not just make profits
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How incumbents can win the EV war
Rather than following the playbook of Chinese EV companies, incumbents should adopt a more strategic approach tailored to their unique strengths
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Struggling with a thorny situation? Pause before you decide
Navigating ethical gray areas has never been more complicated. Joseph Badaracco offers wisdom for decision-makers
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Importance of boosting insurance-driven cyber resilience in the Generative AI world
Improving enterprise cyber resilience entails the adoption of cyber insurance that further acts as a control mechanism for its buyer enterprises to improve enterprise cybersecurity and its management. However, GenAI adds new challenges to scaling the cyber insurance business
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Why do prices rise like rockets ... but fall like feathers?
Behavioral psychology sheds light on a longstanding economic puzzle
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Southeast Asia in a Trump 2.0 world
Trump's approach will have longer-term consequences for the international trading system, beyond the term of this administration
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Can we stop giants from failing us?
Hard landings by companies from Boeing to large investment banks could have been prevented with the right policy levers