New Scientist: El Niño climate events cost tropical countries trillions of dollars
Despite what the article is arguing on the negative impact of El Niño climatic changes, on different countries across the globe, Kamiar Mohaddes, Associate Professor in Economics & Policy at Cambridge Judge Business School, claims there are even positive impacts…
Financial Times: Executive course opens doors for Arab Israelis
Student of Tel Aviv’s Coller School of Management, Alaa Hbaish, decided to challenge the lack of Arabs among faculty and staff. Jennifer Corbett, who oversees the one-week executive education course at Cambridge Judge Business School, is quoted in the article.…
Le Monde: Employee shared ownership: “The risks are multiple and often ignored in small companies exposed to the vagaries of the economy”
Thomas Roulet, Associate Professor in Organisation Theory at Cambridge Judge Business School, features in this opinion piece about the false pretence of employee shareholding. The piece argues that “employee shared ownership measures mainly benefit employees who can accumulate sufficient savings,…
Harvard Business Review: How food companies can better measure their sustainability
This article exposes how measuring and reporting environmental performance is time consuming and costly. Co-authored by Jaideep Prabhu, Professor of Marketing at Cambridge Judge Business School, the article explains that by implementing the four transparency strategies listed, food companies can…
Mint: Why commodities shine at a time of stagflation
Credit Suisse’s Global Investment Returns Yearbook, co-authored by Professor Elroy Dimson, Chairman of the Centre for Endowment Asset Mana atis quoted in the article. The data shows “that globally, between 1900 and 2022, both stocks and bonds beat inflation handily,…