Evidence suggests that the political leanings of CEOs can impact the dividends their companies pay to shareholders.
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Nokia lost the smartphone battle despite having half of the global market share in 2007. Some argue that it was down to...
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“Where there’s muck there’s brass”. Letting market players make money out of e-waste is key to avoiding rapidly expanding...
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Debate about pay practices for corporate CEOs continues but is there really a disconnect between CEO compensation and performance?
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Entrepreneurs in mobile ecosystems are learning how to create killer applications that can disrupt resource rich, entrenched...
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Embracing the inevitability of death can help executives build meaning into their work and leave the legacies they desire.
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Multicultural experiences are increasingly important for surviving and thriving in the diverse, interconnected world of the...
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Leaders have to learn and practice new leadership behaviours to overcome some of the habits that are limiting their current or...
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Social media is helping consumers make better purchasing decisions, but it can give companies greater insights to help them...
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Implementing a socially responsible supply network is fundamental to any CSR policy. The key is getting the structure right.
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