INSEAD
INSEAD
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Mega companies: Superstars or super villains?
South Korea's experience shows that big is not necessarily bad
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Seven keys to a happy retirement
Before exiting your full-time career, laying serious groundwork is essential
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Coping with disruption
How boards of incumbent companies can safeguard value creation when launching new businesses
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The science of successful startups
Entrepreneurs who test their business ideas like scientists stand a better chance of making it
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How segregation shapes our views on inequality
Economic segregation could make people care less about wealth disparities
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How digital technologies powered the Olympic Games
Digital tools supercharged the creation, distribution and personalisation of content at Paris 2024
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How can companies rethink the idea of productivity?
By broadening their definition of productivity beyond conventional metrics, organisations can nurture a happier and healthier workforce to achieve better overall performance
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How race can impact sourcing decisions
Winning contracts from buyer firms is crucial to the survival of small businesses — but racial bias can get in the way
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The Chinese EV company that made battery swapping work
Automotive company Nio's battery-swapping technology offers a viable alternative to charging stations
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Improving access to drugs: The critical role of supply chain risk
A simple way of thinking about medical criticality, supply chain risk and their interactions can lead to more sustainable solutions for drug shortages