As hopes for a global trade agreement fade, the U.S. and EU are eager to draw closer. Could the time have come to tackle trade barriers and technical differences once and for all?
An INSEAD study shows why and how France can reconcile efficiency and equity.
European managers reveal the strategies that put them ahead at the annual event created by INSEAD, WHU (Germany) and IESE (Spain).
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How real is the global impact of Europe’s debt crisis?
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Can a consortium of state broadcasters win the war for news viewers in the age of social media?
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The founder of one of the world’s top consultancies reflects on German unification, the European economy and the need for a European rating agency.
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The euro has become a political football these days, but some of the players in that game have businesses to run. What is their end game?
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The public outcry from the U.K. these days isn’t all about budget cuts. There are celebrations going on…which could mean a soft landing to the proposed austerity measures.
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Despite its electoral promises, France’s new left-wing government is unlikely to have much leeway for spending the country’s way out of its economic doldrums. Instead, what France needs is a dose of more positive thinking at every level of society...
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Could stronger ties between France and Germany get to the heart of what ails the single currency?
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