Thought Leadership
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The outlook for small businesses under the Biden administration
Prof. Victor Bennett highlights four areas critical to small business growth
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Covid-19 and Vaccine Equity: Does a patent waiver matter?
While a patent waiver may be good news in the long-term, it may not translate into any meaningful gains for India, professor of public policy and management group, IIM Calcutta writes, adding vaccine equity may be an elusive dream
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How brands can survive the pandemic's second wave
To generate customer value and tackle VUCA, brands need to go back to basics—strategising, mobilising and implementing.
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IPO or M&A? How venture capital shapes a startup's future
To a cash-strapped founder, any funding seems like a win, but research by Rory McDonald and colleagues shows that much more is at stake when it comes to venture capital
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Why global commodity supercycles are not good for Paris climate targets
Apart from the policy lassitude induced by COVID 19, the other potent (but less noticed factor) standing in the way realising the Paris Climate Targets in the coming years is the phenomenon of overpriced global commodity markets
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Info Games: How corporations wield disclosures as a merger tool
During corporate takeovers, buyers often tailor their public statements to drive down the price of takeover targets, a new study shows
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Can managers who wear many hats be trusted?
The more diverse your goals are, the greater the temptation to muddy the waters on performance.
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Sadness, anger and schadenfreude with India's Covid-19 Crisis
Bolstering (claiming credit), burying (suppressing information) or boosting (to gain credibility) is the kind of image management that is untimely and counterproductive during a crisis.
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How barriers faced by female entrepreneurs impact us all and stifle the global economy
Gaurav Chiplunkar, a professor at the University of Virginia Darden School of Business shares his views on how barriers faced by female entrepreneurs in developing countries harm the entire economy and what business leaders and policymakers can do about it
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Innovative financing mechanisms for sustainable change: The case for Danish investment in India
Danish Investment Funds have enabled various developing countries, including India to contribute to the UN's Sustainable Development Goals by producing cutting-edge technology in renewable energy, climate control, sanitation, transport, and infrastructure and creating new green jobs
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Challenges HR departments have to face in the second year of the pandemic
A vicious onslaught by second wave indicates that we are not yet out of the woods and HR has to spring in action once again