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Rebecca leads Deloitte’s Public Sector practice in the UK. She is Global Lead for Public Sector Health Care and Social…

Tian Tao presented to the Cambridge MBA class as part of the Leadership in Action speaker series. MBA students interviewed…

Richard Baker presented to the Cambridge MBA class as part of the Leadership in Action speaker series. Baker has been…

In this podcast series we go behind the scenes to give you a feel for what it's really like to…

Marty Wikstrom recently presented to the Cambridge MBA class as part of the Leadership in Action speaker series. Martha "Marty"…

Nadia Denton, the author of The Nigerian filmmaker's guide to success: beyond Nollywood about the Nigerian film industry, talks to…

Many new ventures never use venture capital. So how do they get the money to start and grow their business?…

Dr David Cleevely knows a thing or two about building businesses. A serial entrepreneur and investor, he has worked at…

Cambridge Judge Business School's Women in Business Group recently invited Smaranda Gosa-Mensing, Professional Development Manager and Head of Learning UK…

With less than a month before the 2014 World Cup, Cambridge MBA student Tom Gribbin and his brother Ben have…

A team of Cambridge MBAs talk about their experience at the 2014 Odyssey competition organised by Columbia Business School. An…

Neil Stott, Chief Executive of the Keystone Development Trust, talks about the challenges of retaining social and financial returns on…

In part 2 of our interview with Cambridge MPhil in Management alum James Whittingham, he talks about the latest venture…

Current Cambridge MBAs Priya Shah and Kia Kavoosi share what they learned on a day-long visit to five organisations who…

An alumus of CJBS's MPhil in Management masters degree, James Whittingham is an investor, advisor, director and employee to numerous…

Success should be celebrated and boasted about according to former British ambassador Edward Chaplin CMG OBE, because the in-built Anglo-Saxon…

The Chief Executive of Lloyds Banking Group rejects criticism that business schools produced people who were too focused on technical…

Rory Sutherland, Vice Chairman of Ogilvy & Mather UK, advises business school students to think like biologists to reinforce conventional…

Many people associate the World Economic Forum (WEF) with their annual meeting in Davos and are unaware of the other…

Companies such as AirBnB and ParkatmyHouse have created new markets where customers can rent services from other individuals. Much of…

Many companies are now investing increasing proportions of their budget to social media marketing. But is investing in a Facebook…

Islamic finance has a great future and the British government's move to launch an Islamic bond is very welcome news…

Dr Allègre Hadida, University Lecturer in Strategy at Cambridge Judge, talks about the Entertainment Masterclass to be held in Cambridge…

The Sixteen is one of the world's most well-known choral groups. We speak to The Sixteen, including MBA alum Shelley-Gregory…

Weerada Sucharitkul is launching FilmDoo, a new platform for film buffs to discover good-quality, less well-known independent movies. After graduating…

Samuel Harrison, a current Cambridge MBA student, talks to us about his new game that was just released on the…

Much has been written about the challenges in Europe's carbon markets but Faisal Sultan, a Cambridge MBA, decided to tackle…

An exciting two-day Executive Education programme at Cambridge Judge Business School (CJBS) tackles one of the most important topics in…

Director General of the GSMA, Anne Bouverot, stressed the importance of 'transparency' in dealing with staff involved in merged companies…

Women are at the heart of consumer giant Procter & Gamble's drive to build business and organisations for sustainable growth…

Mark de Rond and Anton Wright talk for the first time about their record-breaking row along the navigable waters of…

The quick-witted thinking of a 14-year-old Brazilian boy rescued Cambridge Judge Business School's Mark de Rond and Clare College rowing…

Professor Michael Barrett feels cultural differences may have hampered success of a Cambridge-designed mobile money transfer technology. Today 12 million…

Mark de Rond and Anton Wright are closing in on their aim to be the first unsupported team to row…

A gruelling 2,077 mile challenge faces Cambridge academic Mark de Rond and rowing coach Anton Wright as they attempt to…

Cambridge Judge Business School is to host the 2013 Annual General Meeting of the European Finance Association (EFA) The AGM,…

The Cadbury Collection, consisting of papers relating to the activities, discussions, findings and recommendations of the 1990s enquiry into "Financial…

A leading Cambridge economist predicts the death of the euro despite the efforts of policy makers who are papering over…

In the 2013 annual Sofaer case competition organised by the Recanati Business School in Tel Aviv, a team of Cambridge…

After you strip away the stratospheric numbers associated with top YouTube videos, one realises that very few producers of content…

Companies publicising their corporate social responsibility (CSR) achievements risk being accused of 'greenwashing' by claiming that their polices and products…

Bizzabo, an Israeli startup, is the latest company to try to crack the conference networking market using their app. Alon…

The violence after the Kenyan Presidential elections in 2007 showed three bloggers the potential for a mapping tool that would…

Social investment is still a small market segment but has tremendous potential. There are more investors who are looking for…

The increasing amount of online information means that online reputations are becoming increasingly important. We speak to Dr Laura Toogood,…

An acknowledged authority on HR and reward management suggests that a new approach to the management of pay is required…

An acknowledged authority on HR and reward management suggests that a new approach to the management of pay is required…

Australia's economy has benefited tremendously from the commodities boom but what should their mining companies do in the face of…

Cambridge MBA alums Brian Yang and Ed Franklin premiered booki (pronounced book-e) at the recent London Book Fair. Booki is…

New programme shared between Cambridge and Brussels A unique new programme for senior managers and business leaders is being offered…

A Cambridge Judge Business School team of students is competing in the Hult Global Case Challenge. Here they speak about…

When President Obama visited Israel, the Israeli police plan for traffic disruptions using mobile phone app waze. This was an…

Cambridge MBA student Ran Wan discusses the prospects for the Chinese M&A market, particularly the move towards more private sector…

Kindness and gratitude are major contributors to success in business, according to one of the UK's leading women entrepreneurs Pinky…

Michael Dell and Carl Icahn are locked in what could prove to be the shareholder battle of 2013. Who is…

The 21st century could be 'absolutely fantastic' if a number of short- and medium-term challenges can be resolved, according to…

Manuel Berlanga Diaz, a Mexican MBA student in Cambridge, made the courageous decision to leave Mexico and work for a…

The public sector could play a major role in improving UK plc's position in a competitive global economy and save…

The publishing industry is undergoing tremendous change in the face of technological advances. To discuss the impact of these changes…

The Founder and Director General of the African Prison Project (APP), Alexander McLean, believes the future for the organisation is…

Innovation, authenticity and ethics are the key principles behind the highly successful Cambridge-based Hotel Chocolat brand. Now 25 years old…

Two Russian Cambridge MBAs, Andrey Svalov and Sergey Ananyev, have set up Camtrive. Andrey and Sergey talk about how Camtrive…

Cambridge MBA alumnus Nick Edwards discusses the sweeping changes taking place in the $70 billion computer games industry as technology…

In the wake of the recent bankruptcies of several prominent high street chains, Cambridge MBA alumnus and Head of the…

What is fracking and shale gas? How is the US becoming the world's largest source of energy? Henry Heintz, a…

The UK’s legal sector is being hit by a ‘near perfect storm’ that may force dramatic changes in recruitment polices…

Cambridge MBA 2008 Kristof Pelckmans talks about the lessons that he has learnt from pursuing three different entrepreneurial ideas at…

China's investments and trade with Africa have provoked much controversy in recent years. But how has the Africa experience changed…

"The alumni networks are incredibly strong. They are very real, very close knit, and based on real friendships." Head of…

Research into conventional and unconventional 'commons' or shared resources is attracting the interest of global companies, states, NGOs and other…

Andrea Illy talks about the driving forces behind his coffee empire One of the world's leading coffee producers has been…

As the new leadership of China takes shape and moves into place, an acknowledged authority on the country predicts a…

Research led by Professor Raghavendra Rau has focused fresh light onto bribery and flies in the face of previous survey-based…

Research conducted by Dr Houyuan Jiang with his co-authors Professors Sergei Savin and Zhan Pang aims to create a unified…

Proper research is vital in helping poverty stricken populations in developing countries, says Sir Fazle Hasan Abed The Chairman and…

Adrian Kyriazi, MD and Head of Greece/Cyprus, Poland & Eastern Europe at Credit Suisse Private Bank, talks about managing in…

In this six-part mini-series Dr Jonathan Trevor, Lecturer in Human Resources & Organisations at Cambridge Judge Business School and Kate…

Knowledge will dictate the future of organisational hierarchy as bureaucratic structures are replaced and where leaders will emerge rather than…

Doug Baillie of Unilever says there's a crying need for responsible leadership in what he calls the 'new normal' or…

Dr Allègre Hadida claims that most film industry research may be short-sighted and out-of-date in its continued use of box…

Regarded in her own country as an 'iron lady', CEO Dr Eleni Gabre-Madhin has driven the Ethiopia Commodity Exchange (ECX)…

Current reward policy is increasingly complex, too technical, focused on too few people and has serious unintended consequences, says Dr…

Pakistan must act now to resolve its continued debilitating power shortages that are grinding industry to a halt and robbing…

Fresh research by Dr Andreas Richter into creative self-efficacy and creativity in teams has thrown new light onto an area…

The nature of leadership is changing and it is being driven by a transformation in the ways people deal with…

Can membership of the same social networks as directors offer protection for a poorly performing CEO? And what is the…

A former Westminster adviser on the economics of climate change says the government needs to make it of interest for people and…

Don't simply reduce overheads, material and labour to drive productivity; instead identify and deal with the variation, or waste, in…

Professor Peter Williamson addresses the gap between the need to adapt strategies and the practical difficulties of doing so in…

Leaders in organisations need to create a vision around which people can align and exhibit discretionary effort and self-direction, as…

Hierarchical, bureaucratic, stable structures and workforce efficiency are things of the past; survival and future growth, underpinned by a liberation…

The Future of Helium as a Natural Resource, co-authored by Dr William Nuttall, lays out the changing dynamics of the…

New research by Dr Ben Barry reveals how fashion brands can better influence the purchase intentions of women by the…

New research by Dr Ben Barry reveals how fashion brands can better influence the purchase intentions of women by the…

Social media is allowing greater connectivity between individuals and between groups giving rise to distributed leadership across organisations Social media…

Research suggests that many employees feel their leaders are not up to their jobs. But just what does effective leadership…

'Fracking' to extract shale gas can resume say UK government experts but Dr Pierre Noël warns that Europe's overall approach…

john myA new analysis reveals Keynes extraordinary returns hinged on a radical switch he made from being a 'top down'…

What lessons can organisations take from the high-performance surgical teams at Britain's Camp Bastion military hospital in Afghanistan? Dr Mark…

A highly respected macroeconomist says a regime change in economics is needed to haul the country out of austerity and…

As Pakistan heads towards a change of government, Dr Kamal Munir predicts tough challenges ahead for the new rulers. As…

History shows that when debtors default and crisis occur, international monetary systems are remade A new world order will emerge…

Dr Loretta Napoleoni discusses the themes from her latest book Maonomics - Why Chinese Communists Make Better Capitalists Than We…

Kris Gopalakrishnan, Executive Co-Chairman of IT services giant Infosys, explains why every business has to be in control of its…

Mobile phone technology presents endless opportunities for innovation especially in emerging economies says Professor Michael Barrett, citing the success of…

Martin Lindstrom calls for an ethical line in the sand for the future development of brands using social media One…

A few days ago, Eastman Kodak filed for bankruptcy in the United States. Dr Kamal Munir, explains the reasons behind…

An acknowledged expert in the field of corporate corruption feels that multinational companies must lead the fight against dishonesty Dr…

Radical changes to the UK's immigration policy are a 'kneejerk' reaction to the economic crisis warns leading economist Michael Kitson…

The current climate is a good time to learn about finance explains Professor Raghavendra Rau Cambridge Judge Business School's Executive…

MBA programmes, once the preserve of US business schools, are now available globally. Dr Richard Barker encourages applicants to do…

The government's out-of-date use of IT is poised to enter a new age with changes in service design and procurement…

According to Professor Balram Bhargava, India is poised to lead the way in a decade of innovation underpinned by the…

We are all born with leadership potential according to Rosaleen Blair According to Rosaleen Blair, Chief Executive of Alexander Mann…

It's only a matter of time, argues Dr Simon Taylor Market value and profits combine to place China's banks among…

Lord Dennis Stevenson states that entrepreneurship and innovation are subjected to too much 'sound-biting and cliché-ing' Entrepreneurship and innovation are…

Why the proxy-voting process is an important channel for corporate governance Fresh research into the role of institutional investors in…

The collapse of the Russian economy saw Bill Browder lose 900 million dollars Bill Browder, a leading global shareholder rights-activist,…

Previous abject failure in the global merger and acquisitions market has prompted China to bounce back with a revised strategy…

Professor Duane Windsor of Jones Graduate School of Business, Rice University, says corporate social responsibility is working Corporate social responsibility…

New report reveals spending on infrastructure in emerging markets is likely to triple in the next 20 years to meet…

Dr Michael Pollitt defends the energy industry in the wake of criticism over their rising profits by their regulator Ofgem…

Can the target set by Lord Davies to drive up the recruitment of female board members by 2015 be achieved?…

Organisational scholars are being challenged to become more involved in the climate change debate A leading expert on institutional change…

'Kill or capture' maybe a military slogan but the conditions of war have lessons for business too. Lieutenant General Andrew…

As European economies bump along the bottom a new approach to manufacturing industries is helping to make businesses more successful…

As European economies bump along the bottom a new approach to manufacturing industries is helping to make businesses more successful…

As European economies bump along the bottom a new approach to manufacturing industries is helping to make businesses more successful…

As European economies bump along the bottom a new approach to manufacturing industries is helping to make businesses more successful…

Japan's recovery from the widespread death and destruction wrought by the earthquake and tsunami in March is defying predictions Japan…

Large corporates often devour smaller firms to enter new markets. However, the temptation for incumbents to mimic these giant should…

Fresh research into age diversity in the workplace has painted a cautionary picture suggesting that employees in companies with a…

Research reveals 12 steps for executives who want to follow a business model innovation approach to service provision The economy…

Why the British government and the EU should take a lead from America in their approach to procurement based innovation…

Dr Helen Haugh The vulnerable elderly could be one group to benefit if new models of social enterprise were funded…

Corporate governance is under the microscope in the investigation into the activities of News International, owners of the defunct tabloid…

The CIBAM July 2011 Global Business Symposium on 'BRICS and Beyond' adventured into the unknown territory of which economies will…

The CIBAM July 2011 Global Business Symposium on ‘BRICS and Beyond’ adventured into the unknown territory of which economies will…

The CIBAM July 2011 Global Business Symposium on ‘BRICS and Beyond’ adventured into the unknown territory of which economies will…

The CIBAM July 2011 Global Business Symposium on ‘BRICS and Beyond’ adventured into the unknown territory of which economies will…

The CIBAM July 2011 Global Business Symposium on ‘BRICS and Beyond’ adventured into the unknown territory of which economies will…

The CIBAM July 2011 Global Business Symposium on ‘BRICS and Beyond’ adventured into the unknown territory of which economies will…

New research peels away the layers mystique around the phrase 'charismatic leadership' New research into charisma and leadership of work…

What do we know about global trends in the servitisation of manufacturing? Professor Andy Neely, Fellow in Business Performance Measurement…

'The Electricity Market Reform' or EMR may place too much regulation onto the energy industry and it's the consumer who…

Firms bribing their way to contracts underperform for up to three years before and after securing the work for which…

Professor Paul Krugman warns it would be a messy affair if Greece defaults on its debts Professor Paul Krugman, Professor…

The first Islamic Finance Forum held at the School detailed the progress being made in this rapidly moving financial sector…

Rory Sutherland, Executive Creative Director and Vice-Chairman of OgilvyOne, says we need place an emphasis on studying what leads people…

New research into relationships between the arts and humanities and the UK economy has revealed far greater interaction than expected…

Overconfident, highly incentivised chief executives fall short of shareholder expectations, a new study reveals Research by Cambridge Judge Business School…

China's energy security rests on the functioning of global energy markets, whose security is predominantly carried out by America -…

Academics, investment professionals, philanthropists, directors of not-for-profit organisations and the charity sector are an under-serviced segment of the market which…

The traditional view of dominant firms being lethargic is misinformed: dominant firms can actually be highly successful innovators Dr Vincent…

Top managers 'think', whilst middle managers 'act', but shouldn't both work together to bring about change? The role of the…

Morale in a workforce can impact productivity by between 10 to 20 per cent High or low morale in a…

New research shows that 'sophisticated tactical' voting cost the Conservatives their UK General Election victory in 2010 - so will…

David Halpern, Director of the Behavioural Insights Team at the Cabinet Office, and Professor Andrew Gamble, University of Cambridge, say…

High and low scoring countries on the 'Well-Being' index tell us much about our own lifestyles and what makes us…

The BBC's Claudia Hammond says earning a salary of over £20k doesn't necessarily make you any happier but job losses…

Professor Felicia Huppert, Director of the Well-Being Institute, Jen Beaumont from the Office of National Statistics and Dr Simon Learmount,…

Cambridge Judge Business School's Centre for International Business & Management (CIBAM) and WPP held a Distinguished Lecture and Panel on…

Chinese consumers share much in common with their Western counterparts, and the brands they buy most are now listed in…

Dr Gabriel Palma, University Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge, says Brazil will grow at a…

State ownership and meddling is interfering with Russia's stock market, but investors should definitely take advantage of Russia's low stock…

Professor Suma Athreye, Director of the Centre for International Business and Strategy in Emerging Markets at Brunel Business School, says…

Professor Peter Williamson, Honorary Professor of International Management at Cambridge Judge Business School, says those 'dragons' at our door, will reshape…

Cristiana Pearson, WPP's Millward Brown Optimor, and Mr Eduardo Tomiya, Managing Director of BrandAnalytics give their verdict on the growth…

Crystal ball-gazing, Dr Christos Pitelis, Director of CIBAM, says if you consider 'China and the rise of the BRICs', China's…

The resurgence of Asia, Africa and Brazil and a new middle class of one billion people with disposable income, the…

'Smart measures' will work to reduce household consumption as long as consumers use the technology to guide and adjust their…

Loosely coupled networks, like those used in medieval Britain and 14th century Tuscany, are increasingly being adopted by leading modern…

The Electricity Policy Research Group explores the implications of the Japanese earthquake on European energy markets and policy In a…

Dr Helen Haugh Can social enterprises succeed where others fail or are they being set up to fail in a…

In this multi-speed and multi-polar world, challenges should be viewed as new market opportunities for innovative products and services explains…

Clearer regulatory guidelines are needed to prevent Internet search engines abusing their dominant positions The European Union's decision to investigate…

Too many CEOs are paid too little not too much - research in the United States has lessons for the…

Why a benign and caring approach to making employees redundant can have a significant positive impact on your brand In…

Factors other than natural disasters such as the recent one in Japan are reshaping the entire global supply chain system…

With a stagnating economy and rising inflation, we need an urgent change of policy and a coherent strategy for growth…

Japan's markets will continue to fluctuate until the nuclear crisis is resolved Dr George Olcott, Cambridge Judge Business School Fellow,…

Factoring in the 'unknown unknowns': why new multidisciplinary risk management models are needed in light of the Japanese earthquake Michelle…

Lifting the burden of regulation on business might make the UK more competitive, but further changes could have an adverse…

The development of a clear industrial policy is key to reversing Pakistan's economic decline An advisor to the government of…

Was Japan's nuclear industry prepared? Nuclear specialist Dr William Nuttall considers the known unknowns and unknown unknowns and says we…

As world leaders pin their hopes on innovation to 'jump-start' their economies, there's a stark warning that it could take…

Fundamentally, says Dr Paul Tracey, the 'Big Society' is an organisational concept, but to date employers have been excluded from…

Unrest in the Middle East is injecting "fear" into energy prices - but democracy may well benefit the West in…

Richard Baker, the Non-Executive Chairman of Virgin Active, Non-Executive Director of Whitbread, Operating Partner at Advent International and Chairman of…

How 'collective help' became 'collective debt' and the unintended consequences that followed The Microfinance Industry (MFI) has changed dramatically since…

Regulating the changing landscape for providing public goods Professor Dame Sandra Dawson, KPMG Professor of Management Studies at Cambridge Judge…

Conducting a symphony can be used as a metaphor for leadership. Individual styles may differ but there's more than one…

Hakeem Belo-Osagie, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Emerging Markets Telecommunication, visited the School to address the students as…

Why determining pay should be an act of leadership as opposed to an act of engineering In his new book…

The human dimension of risk is an important and under-explored aspect of risk management issues. How we perceive risk, and…

The human dimension of risk is an important and under-explored aspect of risk management issues. How we perceive risk, and…

The human dimension of risk is an important and under-explored aspect of risk management issues. How we perceive risk, and…

The human dimension of risk is an important and under-explored aspect of risk management issues. How we perceive risk, and…

The human dimension of risk is an important and under-explored aspect of risk management issues. How we perceive risk, and…

The human dimension of risk is an important and under-explored aspect of risk management issues. How we perceive risk, and…

The human dimension of risk is an important and under-explored aspect of risk management issues. How we perceive risk, and…

Financial systems, real estate markets and the changing face of banks - how smart regulation can stimulate these interlinked sectors…

Not since Gutenburg invented the printing press in the 1450s has the world experienced such a defining shift in how…

Not since Gutenburg invented the printing press in the 1450s has the world experienced such a defining shift in how…

Not since Gutenburg invented the printing press in the 1450s has the world experienced such a defining shift in how…

Not since Gutenburg invented the printing press in the 1450s has the world experienced such a defining shift in how…

Not since Gutenburg invented the printing press in the 1450s has the world experienced such a defining shift in how…

Not since Gutenburg invented the printing press in the 1450s has the world experienced such a defining shift in how…

Dr Jonathan Trevor, Lecturer in Human Resources & Organisations at Cambridge Judge Business School, argues that we will see a…

Should British companies be thinking of 'scaling up' and working in partnership with Chinese companies? Peter Williamson, Honorary Professor of International…

America's regulators now rely on 'fair value' with additional historical cost to be disclosed for financial assets. Europe's regulators view…

Is 'Enterprise Society' a myth or a reality? Are the resources needed to successfully deliver it in place? As redundant…

Mechanics and engineering are Toyota's traditional strengths but now it finds itself in the eye of a storm. Toyota President…

The future of energy policies in the UK and Europe - is there a 'right' approach? What are the consequences…

Academics from Cambridge Judge Business School have been setting out their joint visions of a future energy policy for the…

Academics from Cambridge Judge Business School have been setting out their joint visions of a future energy policy for the…

Academics from Cambridge Judge Business School have been setting out their joint visions of a future energy policy for the…

Academics from Cambridge Judge Business School have been setting out their joint visions of a future energy policy for the…

What are the consequences for both society and the country's economic recovery? Academics from Cambridge Judge Business School have raised…

Can Hollywood blockbusters, graphic novels and other artistic mediums stimulate fresh approaches to business and management? Dr Allègre Hadida, Lecturer…

A lot of time, a lot of hard work, but now Siemens has created a first class compliance programme and…

President Barack Obama's trip to India could be the start of a new level of relationship between the two nations,…

Kevin Roberts, CEO Worldwide of Saatchi & Saatchi, says that the world has changed dramatically in the last 12 months.…

Moving away from the "Not Invented Here" culture to the "Proudly Found Elsewhere" culture Dr Chander Velu, a University Lecturer…

Simon Murray, adventurer, entrepreneur and leading businessman, reflects on a life filled with travel and encounters with the unexpected. 80…

Anatole Kaletsky, Principal Economic Commentator of The Times of London, says in his new book Capitalism 4:0 that the financial…

People no longer want to be managed explains Sir Paul Judge, President of the Association of MBAs (AMBA) and benefactor…

Mr Craig Bennett, Deputy Director of the Cambridge Programme for Sustainability Leadership, Dr Douglas Crawford-Brown, Executive Director of the Cambridge…

Dr Chander Velu, University Lecturer in Marketing at Cambridge Judge Business School and an expert on business model innovation, says…

Dr Ramesh Mashelkar, Former Director General of the Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR), is helping to lead the…

Dr Michael Barrett has been finding out how one mobile phone service called "MPESA", which is linking people in Kenya…

Some are rich some are poor, some save others spend, but as one part of the global world grows and…

Some are rich some are poor, some save others spend, but as one part of the global world grows and…

Some are rich some are poor, some save others spend, but as one part of the global world grows and…

Some are rich some are poor, some save others spend, but as one part of the global world grows and…

Some are rich some are poor, some save others spend, but as one part of the global world grows and…

Some are rich some are poor, some save others spend, but as one part of the global world grows and…

Some are rich some are poor, some save others spend, but as one part of the global world grows and…

Some are rich some are poor, some save others spend, but as one part of the global world grows and…

Empowering the future: a two-stage nuclear renaissance - ensuring nuclear power generation remains a carbon-neutral option Careful long-term planning can…

'So, where should our business leaders begin?' Searching for profitability and business success in the private and public sector In…

Security concerns are the real issue surrounding the BlackBerry ban in Saudi Arabia and UAE Jim Krane, long-time reporter for…

Dr Peter Piot, Director of the Institute for Global Health, Imperial College, draws on his experience at the United Nations…

Long- and short-term orientation are largely determined by culture, says Professor Geert Hofstede, author of Culture and Organisation, currently in…

Ben Barry, PhD Candidate at Cambridge Judge Business School and Founder of Ben Barry Models, has conducted new research into…

Tough cut-backs in public spending could be mitigated by a new Climate Change Tax In a podcast for Cambridge Judge…

Rory Sutherland, Executive Creative Director & Vice-Chairman of OgilvyOne London, says we've got too hung up on trying to quantify…

Dr Chris Tyler is the new Executive Director of CSaP (Centre for Science and Policy), a new policy centre based…

Jeremy Darroch, CEO of BSkyB, explains why renewal and change are the key to success at all levels of business:…

Knowledge workers of the future may not respond to traditional management models of 'command and control', says Professor Arnoud De…

Cambridge Judge Business School Fellow in Health Management Pam Garside's new report Out of Hospital Care - Lessons from the US explains…

Stephen Schwarzman, Chairman and CEO of The Blackstone Group, considers global liquidity levels and sees signs of renewal. He also…

"Inclusive growth" and "affordable innovation" are terms gaining ground in India as new business models to satisfy cost-conscious and ecologically-aware…

Dr Omar Merlo, a University Lecturer in Marketing and Strategy at Cambridge Judge Business School, says Facebook and other new…

Dr Jochen Menges, Lecturer in Human Resources and Organisations at Cambridge Judge Business School, says the new epidemic affecting us…

Even Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) budgets need to show a return. Jaideep Prabhu, Jawaharlal Nehru Professor of Indian Business &…

Companies coming out of the recession are increasingly looking to India and China for new markets to penetrate and develop…

Michael Kitson, University Senior Lecturer in International Macroeconomics at Cambridge Judge Business School, considers the effectiveness of the economic policies of…

While the UK is unlikely to introduce American or Japanese "poison pill" remedies in hostile takeovers, boards of UK companies…

In April 2010, the conference "The Economic Crisis and the Crisis in Economics" brought together economists from all over the…

The inaugural conference of the Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET) brought policy makers, chief theorists, Nobel Prize winners in…

The inaugural conference of the Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET) brought policy makers, chief theorists, Nobel Prize winners in…

The inaugural conference of the Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET) brought policy makers, chief theorists, Nobel Prize winners in…

Professor James Galbraith, LBJ School of Public Affairs, says the structures that govern the world's economies do need a new…

The inaugural conference of the Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET) brought policy makers, chief theorists, Nobel Prize winners in…

The inaugural conference of the Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET) brought policy makers, chief theorists, Nobel Prize winners in…

The inaugural conference of the Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET) brought policy makers, chief theorists, Nobel Prize winners in…

The inaugural conference of the Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET) brought policy makers, chief theorists, Nobel Prize winners in…

The inaugural conference of the Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET) brought policy makers, chief theorists, Nobel Prize winners in…

Professor Alan Hughes, Margaret Thatcher Professor of Enterprise Studies at Cambridge Judge Business School, says that despite proposed funding cutbacks,…

The impact of the new Obama Health Reform Bill will be felt beyond America as it places a magnifying glass…

The global credit crisis nearly destroyed the world's banking systems. Back then the "arrogant" bankers gambled with our money; now…

Robert Prechter, a leading technical analyst and author (of The Elliott Wave Principle), who predicted the current debt crisis, says…

In a remarkable exchange, Cambridge Judge Business School's Professor Peter Williamson in Bejing and Professor Jaideep Prabhu in Bangalore explore the…

As Head of KPMG's Europe Middle East and Africa Region, John Griffith-Jones is in charge of 105 countries. He says…

Kola Karim, CEO of Shoreline Energy International, has nurtured many companies to success. He now employs 5,000 people of different…

Dr Christos Pitelis, Reader in International Business & Competitiveness, says every crisis is an opportunity. Greece maybe the focus of…

Geographically diverse teams in multinational companies maybe harder to manage than traditional teams, but these collaborative virtual teams are becoming…

Charles Kane, President of One Laptop Per Child, says their business model is more like academia than social enterprise. Yet with only 30…

What do John Deere, Cisco, and Obopay have in common? All are a new breed of enlightened Western firms that…

Peter Hiscocks, Fellow in Entrepreneurship at Cambridge Judge Business School, is working with the government of Abu Dhabi to put…

Fundamentally there is a certain irony that a material that is so important for a future low-carbon society is itself…

If you want to be successful with business in China you need to go in the right direction at a…

Using averages to calculate risk is leading risk management modelling astray says Professor Sam Savage, Fellow in Management Science at…

The UK is in the red, we've borrowed and borrowed, and continue to do so, but Michael Kitson, University Senior…

In the brave new world of work employees may be less reliant on employers to offer a secure future and…

It all began with the collapse of the sub-prime housing market in America, and the rest, as they say, is…

The recession is being felt by business schools around the globe. The future will be tough, good business schools will…

Every now and again there comes a time in the development of a field of inquiry when some bright spark…

The 2009 CIBAM Distinguished Lecture featured Professor Alain Verbeke speaking on his new book International Business Strategy; a book that will…

The 2009 CIBAM Distinguished Lecture featured Professor Alain Verbeke speaking on his new book International Business Strategy; a book that will have…

The 2009 CIBAM Distinguished Lecture featured Professor Alain Verbeke speaking on his new book International Business Strategy; a book that will have…

The 2009 CIBAM Distinguished Lecture featured Professor Alain Verbeke speaking on his new book International Business Strategy; a book that will have…

It's the resource that we take most for granted when we have access to it, yet it is also the…

"The Global Water Initiative: Implications of Climate Change and Variability on African Water Resources", a three-day conference co-ordinated by Cambridge…

"The Global Water Initiative: Implications of Climate Change and Variability on African Water Resources", a three-day conference co-ordinated by Cambridge…

"The Global Water Initiative: Implications of Climate Change and Variability on African Water Resources", a three-day conference co-ordinated by Cambridge…

"The Global Water Initiative: Implications of Climate Change and Variability on African Water Resources", a three-day conference co-ordinated by Cambridge…

"The Global Water Initiative: Implications of Climate Change and Variability on African Water Resources", a three-day conference co-ordinated by Cambridge…

"The Global Water Initiative: Implications of Climate Change and Variability on African Water Resources", a three-day conference co-ordinated by Cambridge…

The debate over whether China's double digit growth rate can be sustained has taken a new twist, with Professor Peter…

According to Dr David Reiner, University Senior Lecturer in Technology Policy at Cambridge Judge Business School, new financial instruments to even…

Dr Michael Pollitt, Reader in Business Economics at Cambridge Judge Business School, believes we are entering a new era of…

The film industry is moving from a Hollywood dominated culture to a peer-to-peer environment as more emerging countries structure global…

Partho Sen-Gupta, Director of Hava Aney Dey ("Let the Wind Blow"), talks about the new frontiers facing the Indian film…

NHS managers may well have to bite the bullet and accept a pay freeze in the coming year, but if…

Dr Chris Hope, Reader in Policy Modelling at Cambridge Judge Business School, says the issues of deforestation and financial compensation…

As the "are we"/"aren't we" debate continues around Britain's early or late emergence from the global recession it is clear…

According to Michael Kitson, University Senior Lecturer in International Macroeconomics at Cambridge Judge Business School, the recession will be deeply protracted and…

Historically, Japanese firms have not been prominent players in cross-border mergers and acquisitions. In industries where this is the normal…

We are all born creative; however, Dr Allègre Hadida, University Lecturer in Strategy at Cambridge Judge Business School, argues that…

It was billed as the Cambridge Chapter launch of '85 Broads', a global network of trailblazing, visionary women who aspire…

It was billed as the Cambridge Chapter launch of ’85 Broads’, a global network of trailblazing, visionary women who aspire…

It was billed as the Cambridge Chapter launch of ’85 Broads’, a global network of trailblazing, visionary women who aspire…

It was billed as the Cambridge Chapter launch of ’85 Broads’, a global network of trailblazing, visionary women who aspire…

It was billed as the Cambridge Chapter launch of ’85 Broads’, a global network of trailblazing, visionary women who aspire…

It was billed as the Cambridge Chapter launch of ’85 Broads’, a global network of trailblazing, visionary women who aspire…

It was billed as the Cambridge Chapter launch of ’85 Broads’, a global network of trailblazing, visionary women who aspire…

Services science has become one of the major areas of research into the nature of innovation within organisations and within…

It is said that Tate Modern would just be a room added onto Tate Britain, without the personal vision, drive…

The Centre for India & Global Business at Cambridge Judge Business School in Cambridge is creating a new dialogue for…

At a special two-day conference entitled "Innovation in India and China", Navi Radjou, Executive Director of the Centre for India…

At a special two-day conference entitled "Innovation in India and China", Navi Radjou, Executive Director of the Centre for India…

At a special two-day conference entitled "Innovation in India and China", Navi Radjou, Executive Director of the Centre for India…

At a special two-day conference entitled "Innovation in India and China", Navi Radjou, Executive Director of the Centre for India…

At a special two-day conference entitled "Innovation in India and China", Navi Radjou, Executive Director of the Centre for India…

At a special two-day conference entitled "Innovation in India and China", Navi Radjou, Executive Director of the Centre for India…

At a special two-day conference entitled "Innovation in India and China", Navi Radjou, Executive Director of the Centre for India…

Steve Street, Senior IT Architect for UK & Ireland New Business, Integrated Technology Delivery, IBM Global Services, explains why the…

Maurice Levy, Chairman and CEO of Publicis Groupe, and Kevin Roberts, Chairman and CEO of Saatchi & Saatchi, are definitely…

Could the current financial crisis have been predicted from historians knowledge of past down turns and depressions globally? Dr David…

Senator Yves Leterme, Former Prime Minister of Belgium, compares the Anglo-Saxon and the Rhineland models of socio-economic development. The current…

Not since the winter of discontent in 1979 has our economic and social well-being, societally and personally, been so dependent…

Professor Martin Kilduff, Diageo Professor of Management Studies at Cambridge Judge Business School, considers how our effectiveness in our jobs…

Dr Matthias Holweg, Reader in Operations Management at Cambridge Judge Business School, explains why the UK government needs to stop…

Now is the right time for the social enterprise business model to rise to the top of the agenda, argues…

The recent Darzi report recommends an increase in clinical leadership in the NHS. Whilst Professor Stefan Scholtes, Dennis Gillings Professor…

In these credit crunch times, organisations need to be able to act smarter and effectively do more with the less.…

Do men and women really have different management styles? Professor Dame Sandra Dawson, KPMG Professor of Management at Cambridge Judge…

Today's ICT revolution is changing the way corporations, governments and non-profits are organised. The pyramid hierarchy is being replaced by…

Carbon Capture Storage (CCS) can address coal's reality as part of the world's energy economy, with the potential to provide…

Dr Patrick Byrne, CEO of Overstock.com, explains the concept of "naked shorting", and how he predicted as early as three…

As the global recession sinks into becoming a deepening global depression, and new financial measures such as "quantitative easing" are…

In the current climate, where business has almost become an ethics-free zone, Dr Philip Stiles, University Senior Lecturer in Corporate…

Dr Mark Thompson, University Senior Lecturer in Information Systems at Cambridge Judge Business School, explains why the UK Government would benefit from…

Rob Lees, co-author of When Professionals Have to Lead and a member of the School's "Programme for Excellence" faculty, describes…

Corporations and governments are having to face up to the new challenges of how to operate in a global business…

Corporations and governments are having to face up to the new challenges of how to operate in a global business…

Corporations and governments are having to face up to the new challenges of how to operate in a global business…

Corporations and governments are having to face up to the new challenges of how to operate in a global business…

Corporations and governments are having to face up to the new challenges of how to operate in a global business…

If success in the creative sector is crucially dependent on a combination of talent and popular response to it, what…

Is it shaped by social imperatives or should it be held as an economic negotiation? Dr Jonathan Trevor, Lecturer in…

The performance and efficiency of the world's national oil companies - i.e. those still wholly under government ownership - could…

If men define situations as real, they are real in their consequences: the maxim of the 'self fulfilling prophecy'. Forecasts…

In the current contracting economy, the pressure to achieve better cost savings is higher than ever. In the fourth edition…

Professor Jaideep Prabhu, Jawaharlal Nehru Professor of Indian Business & Enterprise at Cambridge Judge Business School, on innovating your way…

Today's consumer driven culture is ecologically unsustainable; this fact poses a clear challenge to governments who must agree responses to…

Has risk modelling and risk management lost its way? Professor Stefan Scholtes, Dennis Gillings Professor of Health Management at Cambridge…

More and more companies are being forced to make redundancies as the downturn deepens. Whilst the outcome of downsizing is…

Professor Dame Sandra Dawson, KPMG Professor of Management at Cambridge Judge Business School, led a team of consultants who advised…

In today's fast moving technological world, successful companies will be those brave enough to invest in start-ups and create their…

Necessity, goes the adage, is the mother of invention. Alas, mere invention is not good enough these days. Far more…

Policy makers cannot walk and chew gum. Crises are handled one by one with the most immediate driving all the…

Dr Michael Lynch OBE, Founder and CEO of Autonomy, explains the importance of building a team capable of delivering your vision -…

The International Labour Organisation has forecast a rise in unemployment by 20 million worldwide by the end of 2009. The…

Nick Butler, Chairman of the Cambridge Centre for Energy Studies at Cambridge Judge Business School, is formally launching the Keynes…

As 2008, a year that shook the world and began the restructuring of the global economies, draws to a close,…

Falling demand for oil is not just an immediate reaction to the current financial crisis but a response to the…

As the 2008 UN climate change talks struggle to a conclusion in Poland this week research undertaken at Cambridge Judge…

Professor Peter Williamson, Honorary Professor of International Management at Cambridge Judge Business School, believes that in 2009, for the first…

With elections in India in a few months, the war on terror must be squarely at the centre of the…

The recent election of Barack Obama raises the question: can a single individual make a difference to how a large…

In the past pay was simply a necessary cost of doing business. Today pay is viewed as an inducement model;…

"We are creating a massive ecological debt by borrowing from the future at a rate that is completely incompatible and…

At a time when the global economic slowdown is encouraging countries and companies to introduce neo-protectionist policies - including possible…

Dr Bill Janeway, Senior Advisor at Warburg Pincus and Member of Cambridge Judge Business School's Advisory Board, comments on the…

Next time you are at a social gathering, instead of chatting just to friends and colleagues, why not strike up…

Firms and governments across Europe and North America are banking on innovation, or the successful commercial exploitation of new ideas,…

The problem of monopolistic control in the UK electricity industry remains a factor today in spite of several decades of…

In the near future, an international alliance of countries committed to reducing worldwide carbon emissions might have to use force…

Professor Alan Hughes, Director of the Centre for Business Research at Cambridge Judge Business School, has studied the US innovation-led…

Incorporating high-technology in low-cost products, offering more product choices and turning high-end specialty products into competitively priced mass market items,…

Deception in organisations can start with a few 'bad apples' but the rot often spreads much wider and deeper. New…

In 1972, Polaroid launched the SX-70, the first fully integrated instant camera and film system, hailed by Fortune magazine as one of…