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The Social-Strategic Revolution: Success for the Reluctant New Executive

The one stable thing written about in today’s job market more than any other subject is instability. For most people that fact has only been a horribly...

69% of business leaders have experienced a corporate crisis in the last five years

Although the definition of a crisis will vary by industry, it can be agreed that crises don’t discriminate.  Nearly all business leaders (95%) expect to be...

Massaging Scalps, Not Taking Them: The Battle between Old and New Leadership in a Globalized Economy

Much of the literature published today focuses on how to help young aspirants to climb the business ladder and become those future titans of industry we...

Fast-Paced Reforms Lead to Improvements in Ease of Doing Business Across Kazakhstan

Regions of Kazakhstan have made doing business easier by improving business regulation over the past two years, says the World Bank in a new report released...

Businesses Double Down on Sustainability as Consumers Focus on Costs

While most businesses have intensified their sustainability efforts, many residential consumers’ actions have stalled as cost and complexity have slowed commitment to clean-energy solutions, according to Deloitte’s...

Women in leadership bring better business performance

Businesses with genuine gender diversity, particularly at senior level, perform better, including seeing significant profit increases, according to a new report from the Bureau for Employers’...

Organisations that embed cybersecurity into their business strategy outperform their peers

Organisations that take a business-driven cybersecurity approach to their digital initiatives achieve better outcomes and outperform their peers, according to PwC’s May 2019 Digital Trust Insights...

Business in Need of Cyber Rules

For more than 20 years, countries have been struggling to introduce a set of rules of conduct and liability requirements for digital space users. Progress in...

As Marsha Lazareva languishes in jail, foreign businesses will “think twice” before investing in Kuwait

IF THERE IS one thing to glean from the case of Marsha Lazareva, it’s that foreign businesses must now think very carefully before investing in Kuwait. For...

SMEs turning to alternative financing instruments as growth slows in bank lending

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are turning to non-bank financing sources at a faster pace than in the past, as bank lending to them has risen...

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Netanyahu’s Coalition Calculus: The Real Reason Gaza’s Ceasefire Keeps Failing

The story of Gaza's collapsing ceasefire is being told...

Eastern Economic Forum: Russia Bets on Asia and the Global South

The Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) has been described as...

Norway’s $2.3 Trillion Fund Is Cutting Treasuries. Here’s Who’s Left Holding Washington’s Debt

TODAY’S NUMBERS $80bn (Norway fund’s proposed Treasury cut)   ·  ...

Beijing Versus Washington: The New Economics of Iran’s Sanctions War

China is buying ninety percent of Iran's oil exports,...
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