By Tomasz Obloj
Understand their life-span and incentives can be incredibly powerful. Get them wrong, and they can be painfully destructive, argues Tomasz Obloj, professor of strategy at HEC Paris.
By Ian Haet
Ian Haet, chief executive and co-founder of the Startup Stock Exchange talks us through the logic of an exchange entirely focused on new companies.
British Standards Institution’s Michael Faber on why it’s absolutely vital you get to grips with this rather unpleasant issue.
By Debra Stuart
From the outside looking in, the health and fitness industry looks like a busy market place, with gym businesses targeting all levels of social demographics, jostling each other for a small sliver of the pie. In short, it doesn’t seem like a particularly attractive or wise business investment – and perhaps not the place to begin a fledgling business.
Organisations working across cultures often adopt a corporate language in the belief that it makes business easier if their global employees speak the same language. In most multinational organisations, English is usually the chosen corporate language. But many organisations can be lulled into a false sense of security that, due to use of a common language, business communication should be easy.
Charlie Mullins is sceptical about suggestions that ending school uniforms would make schooling more effective.
By Neeta Patel
Neeta Patel says that today’s younger entrepreneurs are building ethics and environmentalism into their business models.
Why does Starbucks put so many small rivals out of business” Here are three reasons.
Entrepreneur Mike Lynch famously said you should take a gun to a knife fight.
By Tania Clark
Dynamic use of logos and other aspects of corporate ID may be diluting brand owners’ trade mark rights and increasing the likelihood of infringement.
