From global outlets to specialist publications, Cambridge Judge experts and stories regularly feature in the media. This section brings together selected coverage, commentary and interviews that showcase our research, insight and impact on business, policy and society.
Media highlights
Dean Gishan Dissanaike, interviewed by the business-education publication, discusses how times of disruption can provide innovation opportunities. Read the article in Poets & Quants
Incoming Cambridge MBA student Tanya Agarwal, a software engineer from India, writes about why she chose Cambridge Judge Business School, and how Cambridge offers “an ecosystem where engineers, researchers, founders, scientists and investors constantly intersect. What appealed to me wasn’t simply the proximity to innovation. It was the diversity of perspectives surrounding it.” Read the article in Poets & Quants
Professor Jaideep Prabhu writes on how BRICS nations can lead the way in dealing with climate change. Read the article in Times of India
A study of climate-fiction (“cli-fi”) films by Associate Professor Allègre Hadida is featured. Read the article in Business Weekly
Professor Christopher Marquis writes a case study on pricing impact. Read the article in the Financial Times
September 2026
Phys.org | 24 September 2026
Study challenges assumption that women have more emotional intelligence than men
Professor Jochen Menges finds a more nuanced answer to whether men or women have more emotional intelligence.
Yahoo | 22 September 2026
Older workers struggle to showcase their true skills on freelancing platforms, study says
Assistant Professor Sienna Parker comments on research finding a ‘cold start’ problem for skilled older workers going freelance.
Times of India | 12 September 2026
BRICS is a historic opportunity to tackle climate change
Professor Jaideep Prabhu writes on how BRICS nations can lead the way in dealing with climate change.
Business Weekly | 11 September 2026
Popcorn and cynicism in the cli-fi movie world?
A study of climate-fiction (‘cli-fi’) films by Associate Professor Allègre Hadida is featured.
Harvard Business Review | 11 September 2026
“Leadership drift” is stalling your AI strategy
Professor Thomas Roulet says leaders should ground AI discussions in data rather than industry hype.
Financial Times | 3 September 2026
Business school teaching case study: can you put a price on impact?
Professor Christopher Marquis writes a case study on pricing impact.
August 2026
South China Morning Post | 23 August 2026
Wall Street helped build modern China. But is it now being cast aside?
Professor Christopher Marquis comments on the changing relationship between China and Wall Street.
Yahoo Finance | 11 August 2026
AI lending rules loosened despite bubble fears
Professor Raghavendra Rau comments on how US regulators are allowing the AI sector to self-regulate.
Poets & Quants | 3 August 2026
MBA Voices: Is There Ever A ‘Right’ Time For An MBA?
Incoming Cambridge MBA student Tanya Agarwal, a software engineer from India, writes about why she chose Cambridge Judge Business School, and how Cambridge offers “an ecosystem where engineers, researchers, founders, scientists and investors constantly intersect. What appealed to me wasn’t simply the proximity to innovation. It was the diversity of perspectives surrounding it.”
July 2026
The Times | 30 July 2026
‘Buy British’ stance
David Connell of the Centre for Business Research comments on the use of procurement for industrial policy.
Poets & Quants | 22 July 2026
The P&Q interview: Cambridge Judge’s Gishan Dissanaike on embracing turbulence
Dean Gishan Dissanaike, interviewed by the business education publication, discusses how times of disruption can provide innovation opportunities.
Business Weekly | 16 July 2026
Cambridge Social Innovation Prize 2026 winners announced
Nicole Helwig of the Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation comments on the prize winners.
Financial Times | 11 July 2026
How AI rebrands fail to deliver a lasting share price boost
A study by Professor Raghavendra Rau on naming of companies during the dot-com boom is cited.
June 2026
World Economic Forum | 30 June 2026
What Africa’s social innovators can teach the world about the power of intentionality
Professor Jaideep Prabhu writes about entrepreneurship in Africa, and what other countries can learn from this.
MSN | 28 June 2026
Your clothing tag might be changing soon. Here’s how one number could expose fast fashion’s hidden cost
A study by Professor Lucia Reisch looks at how cost per wear could shape sustainable fashion.
Newsweek | 14 June 2026
The US food imports most at risk from super El Niño this summer
Andrew Coburn of the Centre for Risk Studies at Cambridge Judge comments on the effect of climate change on crops.
Washington Post | 9 June 2026
Overstating ACA fraud obscures the real problem
Washington MBA student Sasha Harrison (MBA 2025) writes a letter to the editor of the Washington Post about how unemployment figures can mask how real labour conditions are deteriorating.
South China Morning Post | 6 June 2026
Mainlanders can still open bank accounts in Hong Kong despite new rules
Professor Christopher Marquis comments on banking regulation in China.
May 2026
Australian Financial Review | 19 May 2026
Macquarie could lose out if this guy replaces Keir Starmer
Associate Professor Michael Kitson comments on past failure of utility privatisation in Britain.
The Times | 12 May 2026
UK catching up with Silicon Valley with huge bets on AI start-ups
Professor Raghavendra Rau comments on investment in AI firms in the UK.
Yahoo Finance | 8 May 2026
As Mark Zuckerberg makes an AI version of himself… will your next boss be an avatar?
Professor Jochen Menges comments on the Facebook leader.
Poets & Quants | 2 May 2026
2026 Best & Brightest MBA: Steven Pillon, Cambridge Judge Business School
Cambridge MBA student Steven Pillon is named to the publication’s 2026 Best & Brightest list.
April 2026
Yahoo Finance | 28 April 2026
Global regulators trail banks in AI as Mythos raises oversight concerns, report finds
Report by the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance on AI in financial services.
ITV Anglia | 28 April 2026
ITV News
Visit to Cambridge Judge by Ukraine university delegation to see buildings repurposed for education (Starts at 03:15).
Find MBA | 14 April 2026
How AI is reshaping MBA programmes around the world
Professor David Stillwell comments on how AI is being integrated into teaching at Cambridge Judge.
Guardian | 9 April 2026
Sadiq Khan demands stronger action on social media ‘outrage economy’
London’s mayor speaks at the Cambridge Disinformation Summit organised by Professor Alan Jagolinzer of Cambridge Judge Business School.
March 2026
Economist | March 2026
The case for responsible AI
Cambridge Judge Fellow Elizabeth Osta comments on the responsible benefits of frugal AI.
Poets & Quants for Execs | 31 March 2026
Cambridge-Bain CEO Forum
Partnership between Cambridge Judge and Bain & Co., with a CEO Forum scheduled at the Business School in April.
Wall Street Journal | 23 March 2026
Quantum computing is today’s Manhattan Project
How quantum computing company Quantinuum emerged from the Cambridge ecosystem, and the ties with Cambridge Judge Fellow Ilyas Khan.
Telegraph | 9 March 2026
How Barclays got burnt by shadow banking
Professor Raghavendra Rau comments on the private credit market.
Poets & Quants | 3 March 2026
2025 MBAs abroad: living and learning across Europe
Anisa Norzri of Malaysia talks about the international perspective she has gained on the Cambridge MBA.
February 2026
Financial Times | 16 February 2026
What I learnt from my MBA
Cambridge MBA student Nagham Bou Daher discusses how the programme has changed her career and perspectives.
Financial Times | 16 February 2026
Business schools search for clear AI guidelines
An interactive AI teaching tool used in Executive Education programmes at Cambridge Judge is featured.
BBC | 5 February 2026
Gousto CEO: the UK’s food system is broken
Timo Boldt, an Executive MBA graduate of Cambridge Judge and CEO of meal-in-a-box company Gousto, tells the BBC’s Big Boss Interview that Britain’s food system leads to obesity and that farmers are being squeezed.
Kyiv Independent | 3 February 2026
Rethinking Ukraine’s economy
Professor Andrei Kirilenko outlines the challenges facing Ukraine’s economy in the absence of a realistic macroeconomic framework.
January 2026
Bloomberg | 28 January 2026
The stars are aligned for SpaceX
An article on investments based on astrology cites a study by Professor Raghavendra Rau of Cambridge Judge.
FindMBA | 20 January 2026
As U.S. barriers rise, non-U.S. schools court MBA talent with scholarships
Emily Brierley of the MBA team of Cambridge Judge discusses scholarships at the Business School.
Stanford Social Innovation Review | 1 January 2026
Making behavioral science work for conservation
Professor Lucia Reisch on how organisations need to apply behavioural science to conservation more effectively.
Financial Times | 1 January 2026
How Nokia went from iPhone victim to $1bn Nvidia deal
Professor Shaz Ansari discusses Nokia’s resurrection after losing the mobile phone wars.
Poets & Quants | 1 January 2026
Deans’ 2026 resolutions: b-school leaders on how the new year will bring new tests for b-schools
Dean Gishan Dissanaike discusses the importance in 2026 of innovation, responsible business and leadership in a turbulent world.
December 2025
Poets & Quants | 29 December 2025
New Year’s predictions: business school thought leaders on what lies ahead in 2026
Cambridge Judge faculty members offer their predictions for the new year.
Digital Information World | 13 December 2025
Human-AI collaboration requires structured guidance, research shows
Study by Associate Professor Yeun Joon Kim says firms must provide targeted support to help employees and AI be more creative.
Financial Times | 8 December 2025
Watching Netflix makes stocks go down: study
Research by Professor Raghavendra Rau on the market implications of late-night binge watching by traders.
Financial Times | 1 December 2025
Business school teaching case study: sharing secrets to tackle slavery
Professor Christopher Marquis writes an FT case study on a Dutch chocolate company founded to eradicate slavery and child labour from the cocoa industry.
November 2025
Le Monde | 28 November 2025
The cult of the leader has never been so strong: how charisma has become a key asset in business
Professor Thomas Roulet comments on charisma in leadership.
Cambridge Independent | 25 November 2025
Sign up for launch of B Local Cambridgeshire in Cambridge
Professor Christopher Marquis and Matthew Walkley of Executive Education comment on the B Corp movement.
Forbes | 5 November 2025
The perks of being a team of one
Management Practice Associate Professor Monique Boddington comments on entrepreneurship and the Team of One.
October 2025
Business Weekly | 23 October 2025
Historic triple whammy as £500m investment and global alliances boost Cambridge innovation credentials
Ann Davidson of the Entrepreneurship Centre helps build collaboration with the Hong Kong entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Guardian | 18 October 2025
What is private credit, and should we be worried by the collapse of US firms?
Professor Raghu Rau comments on risks in the private credit market.
Financial Times | 8 October 2025
Sports stars tackle new challenges at business school
England ruby international Toby Flood, a Cambridge EMBA alumnus (EMBA 2021), transitioned to life after sport. Professor Mark de Rond comments.
The New Yorker | 4 October 2025
Why did we love to catch a predator?
Professor Mark de Rond comments on the controversial practice of paedophile hunting as the film Predators opens in the US.
Harvard Business Review | 2 October 2025
Is this a moment for strategic hibernation?
Professor Christopher Marquis says firms can benefit from lying low during turbulent times.
Cambridge Independent | 1 October 2025
10th Wo+Men’s Leadership conference focuses on trust
The conference is previewed, with Professor Feryal Erhun, Academic Director of the Wo+Men’s Leadership Centre, commenting that “from a spark of shared purpose, a grassroots movement grew into a decade of powerful leadership”.