Thought Leadership
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To bid or not to bid: Economics of sports
Whether to host a mega sporting event for economic benefit or not?
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Is 'gut feel' a good reason to invest in a startup?
Most investments in startups should never be made, at least when using by-the-numbers reasoning. But funded they are. Laura Huang believes investors use gut instinct to manage that risk
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Jeffrey Katzenberg: How failure makes a better leader
The media industry veteran shares the lessons he learned after being fired — twice
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Crowdfunding: Beyond financing
Today crowdfunding is a mainstream source of finance for entrepreneurs
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Three key questions you will not escape for industry 4.0
Considering the managerial implications of technological innovations
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What the happiest two-career couples are doing differently
The conventional wisdom urging compromise and self-sacrifice leads many dual-career couples astray
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AIMLA - The new mantra for technology
AIMLA is reshaping employment and the future of work, enabling the emergence of new business innovations and competition
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Taste Test: Anticipating client preferences before they do
Müller-Trede's study is of particular interest as people evaluating facts evaluate common criteria, while those evaluating preferences use personal criteria
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Cut salaries or cut people? The best way to survive a downturn
When times are tight, companies usually respond with employee layoffs. But what if they held on to workers and cut their salaries instead? New research by Christopher Stanton and colleagues has the answer
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Fixing big data's blind spot
Susan Athey wants to help machine-learning applications look beyond correlation and into root causes
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The key to entrepreneurial success
Asks are the oxygen of the entrepreneurial process