Thought Leadership
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How disclosure mandates can make fracking greener
Transparency requirements in U.S. states and mounting public pressure on fracking contributed to making surface water up to 14% cleaner
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Global sustainable enterprise: Balancing profit with positive impact
Businesses are recognizing their responsibility to balance profit-making with contributing positively to the planet and society
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Five global trends in business and society in 2025
The top threats to business and the greatest opportunities for impact in the year ahead
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Budgeting for memes: Curious case of finance minister and Internet's comic relief
Politicians often entertain the Internet, and FM Sitharaman has become an unexpected star in this digital circus, inspiring countless memes, GIFs, and viral jokes
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Why Indian pharma needs to elevate ESG for sustainable future
Indian pharmaceutical companies lag behind global peers in ESG practices, facing regulatory, awareness, and resource challenges. Strengthening ESG performance can attract investments and promote sustainable development in the sector
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Pay-As-You-Wish: Business model and its challenges
The pay-as-you-wish (PAYW) model in which the customer chooses how much to pay for a product, has been experimented with across different industries with mixed results. What are some of the possible enablers for a sustainable PAYW business model?
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Why company fit matters when hiring a CEO
Professor Ines Black found that CEO quality and company fit drive firm performance equally
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What drives managers to sabotage talented employees
Intense competition in the workplace may lead managers to sabotage talented employees to protect their own job security, says research by Hashim Zaman and Karim Lakhani
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Cultural intelligence: The skill of the century
Amidst cultural blunders from all corners of the globe, 'CQ' is perhaps the most overlooked ingredient for global business success
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Swinging for the home team: How biases shape legal decisions in the courtroom
Can personal biases sway judicial decisions even when the law is impartial? If so, how is this possible and what drives these preferences?