Illusions of insight: When having some knowledge blinds us worse than none

16 September 2025

Chess is often celebrated as the archetypal strategic game because of its temporal complexity: the real value of a move may remain hidden until many…

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Leadership Abroad: How Immigrant CEOs Curb Corporate Misconduct Back Home

7 September 2025

A recent study published in the Strategic Management Journal demonstrates that the appointment of an immigrant CEO can significantly reduce the occurrence of corporate social…

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The Uneven Playing Field of Subsidiaries

2 September 2025

When a large corporation acquires a smaller company or establishes a new subsidiary, one of its first strategic decisions is how closely to integrate the…

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The Science of Stigma Says to Just ‘Move On’

30 August 2025

The stereotypical image of an employee often evokes someone seated at a desk, working a predictable nine-to-five schedule in front of a computer. Yet, for…

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Nostalgia as a Catalyst for Value in Company Acquisitions

24 August 2025

When companies change hands, the common assumption has been that employee nostalgia is a hindrance to progress. Conventional wisdom suggests that workers who long for…

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Beyond Connectivity: The Role of Digital Highways in Building Stronger Businesses

22 August 2025

In today’s volatile and fast-changing business environment, resilience has become an indispensable quality for enterprises. The ability to absorb shocks and adapt effectively to crises…

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Small exporters show resilience amid Ukraine’s wartime challenges

20 August 2025

Researchers have found that smaller Ukrainian exporters have developed a distinctive culture of resilience, enabling them to maintain operations amid war. A study published in…

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Track Record Isn’t a Guarantee for CEO Performance

16 August 2025

When a company changes its chief executive, the decision carries enormous consequences. Yet a recent study indicates that corporate boards are not necessarily getting better…

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Study warns that personalised pricing strategies may harm businesses

14 August 2025

Personalised pricing, where businesses tailor the cost of goods or services to individual consumers based on detailed data about their willingness to pay, is often…

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New study reveals strong board oversight is key to harnessing overseas intangible asset value

11 August 2025

As global competition increasingly turns on technology, brand reputation, and specialised knowledge, a new study has found that corporate boards are pivotal in unlocking the…

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New Study Finds Small-World Networks Help Multinationals Navigate ESG Controversies

7 August 2025

Multinational enterprises (MNEs) face increasing scrutiny over the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices within their supply chains, particularly as they extend across diverse geographies…

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Prosperity and Ethical Sourcing Can Go Hand in Hand

6 August 2025

International non-governmental organisations have long called upon companies to carefully examine their supply chains for evidence of human rights abuses and environmental harm. They aim…

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