YouTube (Yahoo Finance): China’s economy won’t be ‘going up anytime soon,’ professor says
Christopher Marquis, Sinyi Professor of Chinese Management at The University of Cambridge, joins Yahoo Finance Live anchor Akiko Fujita to discuss Xi Jinping's address to the Chinese Communist Party Congress, the outlook for Chinese economic growth, and whether the Chinese leader…
Financial Times: Victims of financial crime suffer psychological shocks
The impact of financial crimes goes well beyond the monetary shock for those affected, according to a new study which calls for a regulatory overhaul and better support for the victims. “Financial fraud is a blight on our economy, on…
Variety: How to survive a bear market – Hollywood girds for a content correction (Special Report)
A sharp economic downturn in the US could force Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery and others to make hard choices for betting on growth in overmarkets or shoring up their English-language programming options, says a special report by Variety, titled “How…
Four challenges the world economy faces post COVID-19
Former Governor of the Bank of England Lord King discusses his views on challenges facing the world economy following COVID-19 in the latest Pembroke Speaker Series lecture, organised by Pembroke College, Cambridge, and Cambridge Judge Business School. University of Cambridge…
Receive News: What is the gig economy? Jobs, applications and platforms explained
Thomas Roulet, Associate Professor of Organisational Theory at Cambridge Judge Business School, comments in this article about gig economy. The gig economy is a developing sphere and the global economy is expected to grow to $455 billion by 2023, article…
Business Because: What is the gig economy? Jobs, apps & platforms explained
Gig economy companies like Uber, Deliveroo, and Airbnb have made purchasing products and services quicker and simpler. But what is the gig economy? “The gig economy is for individual staff to act with responsibilities for customers through a platform that…
The Guardian: Ukrainians could fill job vacancies in Britain, if only they could get visas
Home Office bureaucracy is depriving our economy of highly skilled workers, write Nick Greenberg, Shubham Agarwal, Vathuthita Techataratip, Jun Hatakeyama and Kate Halsted, a group of students (MBA 2021) at Cambridge Judge Business Schools, in a letter to The Guardian.…
Financial Times: Letter – Why inflation is a chance to drive energy transition
Author Natalie Chapman, a student at Cambridge Judge Business School (MBA 2021), explains why inflation is a topic currently on everyone’s mind. UK inflation has hit a 40-year high of 9 per cent, leading to widespread speculation that a recession…
Vancouver Sun: Queen balances personal with symbolic, creating an unmatched legacy in Canada
Professor Mauro Guillén, Dean of Cambridge Judge Business School, comments on monarchy legacy in Canada. “There is an economic case to be made for the Royal Family because a greater proportion of monarchies are among the world’s richest countries”, Professor…
The Telegraph: California’s heat dome poses unprecedented challenge for world’s fifth-biggest economy
Dr Kamiar Mohaddes, University Senior Lecturer in Economics & Policy at Cambridge Judge Business School, has spoken to The Telegraph about effects of climate change to advanced economies. He says economic growth is not only affected by higher temperatures, but…