China-US Trade War: Japan G20 Déjà vu?
By Jack Rasmus
This past June 29, 2019 Trump and China president, Xi, met again at the G20 in Japan in the midst...
Leadership and Management Challenges Driving Innovation in China
By David De Cremer
If innovation is defining what drives success in demanding, volatile and uncertain markets, then China can be seen as a...
The Great Reckoning for Capitalism Beckons
By Graham Vanbergen
As the politics of Europe rapidly changes, Graham Vanbergen quotes renowned economists Stiglitz, Collier and Coyle to conclude that the...
The Challenges and Importance of Institutions Building in the Developing Countries
By Dr. Kalim Siddiqui
There has been on-going debate about the utility of the ‘free market’ system versus ‘government intervention’ in promoting development...
Lessons from Ellen MacArthur and the Circular Economy on How Leaders can Build...
By Peter Hopkinson and William S. Harvey
The growth of interest in the circular economy has been meteoric with new initiatives emerging weekly....
The Economic Performance of Modi’s Government in India: The Politics of the Hindu Right
By Kalim Siddiqui
In this article, the author examines the economic performance of Modi’s government, which came to power in 2014, and also analyses the politics...
Stay Ahead of the Next Disruptive Change Through Research-Based Excellence
As one of the Top 15 business schools in Europe, EDHEC Business School – operating from Paris, Nice, Lille, London and Singapore, has spelled out...
On the Delicate Art to Balance Trust and Control to Promote Performance
By David de Cremer and Jakob Stollberger
In every relationship, trust plays a valuable role to ensure that both ends are not met with infidelity and...
Uber: Pressure to Perform
By John Colley
News that Uber’s 2018 third quarter losses have widened to $1.1 Bn with slowing sales growth, are signs of a much more...
2019: Year of the App Bubble Crash? How History Repeats Itself.
By John Colley
“When it comes to investment markets, history has a habit of repeating itself again and again and again…”
2000 was remembered as the...
