Thought Leadership
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Lessons from the GameStop squeeze
Professor Campbell Harvey on the influence of retail investors and a path to decentralization
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What history's biggest wars teach us about leading in peace
Harvard professor, Deepak Malhotra shares how critical moments in the Peloponnesian War, both World Wars, and the Cuban Missile Crisis offer lessons for business—and life
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The good and bad of measuring worker output in real time
Quantification boosts productivity if the task is simple, but demotivates if the task is complex, a Stanford study finds.
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The one thing every product manager should do with their data scientist
How do product managers help create focus on the analytics that are really important — the ones that can answer valuable questions and spur significant improvement?
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Why the Big Three and corporate engagement could be key to curbing CO2
Research from IESE Business School examines role of BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street in reducing world CO2 levels
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The value of dissent
How can we protect liberty and cultivate free thought that attracts innovative talent, promotes open exchange of ideas and delivers the prosperity that we deserve?
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You just bought a small business. Now it's time to lead
Four tips for tackling the unique challenges of entrepreneurship through acquisition.
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The problem with e-health records, and how to solve them
Rotman School of Management's magazine, Rotman Management, outlines the problems that come with digitising health records, after talking to dozens and dozens of doctors, nurses, patients the one common thread they found—too many clicks
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The curse of daughters in dynasties
The emphasis on sons in dynasties, including family businesses, ensures that even now societies prefer sons carry their traditions forward, and the girl child remains neglected
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Small group of companies controls 60% of ocean economy
Corporate leadership is essential to a sustainable future, researchers say