Entrepreneurs are rethinking strategy and adaptation in the age of AI, research shows

20 February 2026

Artificial intelligence is increasingly shaping not only how entrepreneurs operate their businesses, but how they think about uncertainty, opportunity, and change. New research suggests that…

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Major study reveals startup growth may widen gender disparities

9 February 2026

When startups expand at speed, founders often make rushed recruitment decisions that can unintentionally disadvantage women, according to new research from a leading Swedish business…

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Africa’s Economic Future Depends on Scaling Firms, Not Just Starting Them

15 July 2025

Many policymakers and academics continue to champion the “entrepreneurial ecosystems” (EE) blueprint as a cure-all for Africa’s economic malaise, arguing that if only roads, finance,…

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Seeking Purpose in Work? The Journey May Be Tougher Than You Think

13 May 2025

A decade-long study of snowsport instructors has offered fresh insights into what it means to pursue a career driven by passion rather than profit. As…

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Does a Mid-Career Crisis Truly Exist? New Study Reveals Job Satisfaction Dips and Rises in a U-Shaped Curve Solely Among Highly Skilled Employees

12 January 2025

Contrary to the widespread belief that the mid-career crisis affects everyone, recent research highlights that only managerial and professional workers experience a U-shaped trajectory in…

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Strategies for Board Leadership with Visionary CEOs

20 May 2024

The recent saga involving the dismissal and subsequent rehiring of Sam Altman, co-founder and CEO of OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, offers a compelling glimpse…

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The enduring wisdom of Sanpo-yoshi for modern businesses

12 May 2024

There is an increasing focus on corporations’ need to assess their impact on the environment, society, and stakeholders. This broad concern falls under the umbrella…

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Studies indicate that the effectiveness of remote work is contingent upon the well-being of the organisation

9 April 2024

As transitioning to remote work gains momentum among numerous companies, confident prominent CEOs oppose this shift. Naresh Khatri, who is an Associate Professor of Health…

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Do companies need to sell expertise, components, or entire systems? This is the primary question that product managers and entrepreneurs must address

27 March 2024

A team of researchers from American University, University of Arizona, University of Texas-Arlington, and Texas Tech University have contributed a significant piece to the Journal…

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Why women leaders contribute more to family businesses

24 March 2024

Family enterprises contribute significantly to the global economy, representing over 70% of worldwide GDP. Recent surveys indicate these businesses demonstrate a notable openness to female…

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Entrepreneurship at the margins: navigating between unstable employment and the quest for a purposeful existence

21 March 2024

The research project titled “The crisis viewed from the periphery: striving for social mobility at the edges of (il)legality,” spearheaded by Leonardo de Oliveira Fontes…

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A new study indicates that the timing of a business’s inception might be a significant factor in why numerous enterprises don’t succeed

10 March 2024

According to U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics data, only a quarter of new enterprises survive beyond 15 years. This striking statistic has shown remarkable…

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