Thought Leadership
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Business leaders look to the past to inform the future
Business plays a key role in helping shape the society in which it exists, both as a tool for good & saving lives and drawing attention to a cause; also as the impetus for change
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Can trade save forests?
Export-oriented manufacturing and service activity as well as foreign direct investment, are the surprising ingredients of an economic trajectory that promotes forest growth in developing economies, Professor Ashwini Chhatre and his colleagues find
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The power of a prospecting mindset in negotiations
By not proactively seeking opportunity, negotiators resign themselves to accepting the status quo
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Elon Musk's nostalgia is not a good idea
In a private structure, Musk could be even more constrained by his investors than today
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Indian Ecommerce Policy: Can it help small and medium businesses?
In spite of having a growing domestic market, Indian ecommerce companies have been facing stiff competition from the global giants
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Can mutual fund competition drive returns?
Though mutual funds are increasingly popular as investment vehicles, the factors that drive their returns are not fully understood. How can investors better understand how well a fund has done relative to its competition? Research by Professors Nitin Kumar, Gerard Hoberg and Nagpurnanand Prabhala answers these questions
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Self-Leadership: Reflexive learner to reflexive leader and a career in the driver's seat
You can't drive your career without knowing yourself and how you may be impacting your opportunities
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Collaborate yes, but think about it first
Without clear rules that defined boundaries and responsibilities, the same conflicts arose again and again
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Warning: Scary warning labels work!
If you want to convince consumers to stay away from unhealthy diet choices, don't be subtle about possible consequences, says Leslie John. These graphically graphic warning labels seem to do the trick
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Four tasks of a strategic leader: Gen. David Petraeus
The American general discusses leadership, recognizing opportunity, and owning mistakes