A recent article in International Herald Tribune entitled “Yin and Yang of corporate creativity” describes two approaches to...

There is a short entry in today’s Financial Times about Facebook and the uncertainty surrounding its IPO. Essentially, people...

The business press and business schools have implicitly or inadvertently focused the public’s attention on extraordinary CEOs...

It is now two weeks since the cruise ship Costa Concordia hit a reef less than 100 meters from Giglio. The evacuation that...

On January 25th, 2012, in addition to its regular statement from the Federal Open Market Committee, the Federal Reserve...

From today, our blog,The Renaissance Innovator, is part of the official INSEAD bloggers network. So if you arrived here through...

Media bias is a very interesting topic. Much recent research tries to figure out what causes media bias (slanting) and what is...

The more you move around, the harder it is to know where home is – but the more important it feels to have roots. The...

During the INSEAD Leadership Summit Middle East on 22 January, my colleague, Antonio Fatas, Portuguese Council Chaired...

Let’s continue reviewing basic topics in inter-personal networking. We learned that an individual with open inter-personal...

The news about Kodak’s entry into Chapter 11 was paired with a Wall Street Journal story on how Fujifilm faced the same threat...

I have been researching, teaching and advising entrepreneurs in Asia for the last decade, perched on INSEAD’s Singapore campus....

I have enjoyed the book “The Innovator’s DNA” by my INSEAD colleague Hal Gregersen with Jeff Dyer and Clayton M. Christensen....

With the recent movie, The Iron Lady, leadership scholars like myself have seized the opportunity to reflect on the lessons of...

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