Thought Leadership
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Why successful companies usually fail
The dynamics of corporate collapse are caused by three phenomena
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Bargain hunters beware: A store's 'original price' might not be real after all
Retailers often compare a "sale" price to the original price. Harvard Business School's assistant professor says consumers should be skeptical of those original prices — and so should regulators
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Susan Athey: Why business leaders shouldn't have blind faith in AI
Telling cats from dogs is easy. It's the what-ifs that get problematic
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The power of 'onlyness'
Nilofer Merchant, a former Apple executive and Thinkers50 'Future Thinker' describes the power of 'onlyness' in a world desperate for creative solutions
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How to act on your ethics
Ethical action is about taking realistic, contextually appropriate, incremental steps in the right direction
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Why stock prices tumble after bank CEO turnover
Government owned banks are particularly impacted by the ongoing non-performing assets (NPA) problem. They are thus more prone to transitional effects like higher loan loss provisioning or deliberate slower growth
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Striking the right chord: Culture and emotion in consumer choice
Indian culture is dominantly characterized by femininity, where decision are based not only on facts, but also on relationships and emotions, collectivism and high power distance
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Why ethical people become unethical negotiators
You may think you are an ethical person, but self-interest can cloud your judgment when you sit down at the bargaining table, says Max Bazerman
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Social media regulation: Content control vs. Platform nudging
Should social media be regulated? If so, how?
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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