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Business as a Force for Good: A Blue Ocean Perspective
How to shift from dividing to expanding the economic pie.
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Planning for Family Business Longevity in Three Steps
Lessons from the U.K.’s oldest privately owned bank, which has been in the same family for more than 300 years.
Leapfrog Into an Innovative Future
How Brazil’s development bank aims to coordinate the nation’s digital transformation.
When Winning Means Losing in Negotiations
Be careful about imposing your terms as it may backfire.
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Spanning the Boundaries That Limit Organisational Innovativeness
Managers must bridge across their firms’ geographic, cultural and institutional diversity to gain a unique competitive advantage.
The Surprising Link Between the Economy and Personnel Evaluations
Macroeconomic changes lead to bias in how we assess the work of others.
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Is Kim Jong-un Crazy, and Other FAQs on North Korea
Despite appearances to the contrary, the protagonists in the North Korea conflict are pursuing rational negotiation strategies.
Digital Winners Transcend Technology
Successful digital disrupters are good at solving bread-and-butter problems, attracting staff and staying nimble.
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Devising an Optimal Sourcing Strategy
How firms can make informed, project-based choices between single- and multi-sourcing.
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Why Economists Should Think Like Plumbers
When good policy doesn’t work, it’s often because of bad plumbing, rather than bad economics.
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Think You’re Immune to Advertising? Think Again
With literally thousands of ads hitting us every day, it’s impossible to avoid being influenced.
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Business as a Force for Good: A Blue Ocean Perspective
How to shift from dividing to expanding the economic pie.
2
comments
Planning for Family Business Longevity in Three Steps
Lessons from the U.K.’s oldest privately owned bank, which has been in the same family for more than 300 years.
Leapfrog Into an Innovative Future
How Brazil’s development bank aims to coordinate the nation’s digital transformation.
When Winning Means Losing in Negotiations
Be careful about imposing your terms as it may backfire.
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Spanning the Boundaries That Limit Organisational Innovativeness
Managers must bridge across their firms’ geographic, cultural and institutional diversity to gain a unique competitive advantage.
The Surprising Link Between the Economy and Personnel Evaluations
Macroeconomic changes lead to bias in how we assess the work of others.
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Is Kim Jong-un Crazy, and Other FAQs on North Korea
Despite appearances to the contrary, the protagonists in the North Korea conflict are pursuing rational negotiation strategies.
Digital Winners Transcend Technology
Successful digital disrupters are good at solving bread-and-butter problems, attracting staff and staying nimble.
2
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Devising an Optimal Sourcing Strategy
How firms can make informed, project-based choices between single- and multi-sourcing.
1
comment
Why Economists Should Think Like Plumbers
When good policy doesn’t work, it’s often because of bad plumbing, rather than bad economics.
5
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Think You’re Immune to Advertising? Think Again
With literally thousands of ads hitting us every day, it’s impossible to avoid being influenced.
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