Economics, Policy & Regulation
The US-China Paradox
Trade between the two countries is at an all-time high, yet signs point to decoupling.
Author: Laurence Neville
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Executive Interviews
Adapting In Record Time: Q&A With TomTom Vice President Fergus King
Fergus King is vice president of global supply chain for consumer products at TomTom, a mapping and geolocation-technology specialist. He offers an insider’s view of the semiconductor shortage, explaining why small brands get short shrift and reshoring doesn’t work.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Forging A New Supply Chain
The strains of the Covid-19 pandemic revealed weaknesses that must be addressed—but changing these complex interacting systems is not easy.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Six Steps To Supply Chain Resilience
Six steps corporate and business leaders need to take to successfully manage the supply chain challenge.
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Innovation Lessons From The Covid-19 Pandemic
The pandemic forced everyone to innovate; here are some of the enduring lessons about innovation for corporates.
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Innovation: A New Look
One of the most overused words in the business lexicon is often misunderstood: What is true innovation? Should it be a priority for all companies? And how can firms make it happen?
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Executive Insights: Asia’s Culture Clout
Stuart Wood, a founding partner of design agency Missouri Creative in London, points to Asia’s rising cultural influence—from K-pop to TikTok—as a soft yet powerful facet of its 21st century leadership.
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The Asian Century
With a major new trade deal, favorable demographics and relative success managing the pandemic, Asia is fast assuming global leadership. Has the “Asian Century” just begun?
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
What Future For SMEs?
With lockdown easing in many places, small and midsize enterprises can get back to business; but they face huge hurdles.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Credit Transparency
For better or worse, public companies must disclose their expected losses.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
European Renaissance 2020
Europe has a rich cultural heritage and helped to create the modern world, through industrialization and trade. But many are pessimistic about its future. Can the continent prosper in the 2020s?
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The Green Imperative
Calls for a greener, fairer world are growing, and an increasing number of companies are realizing the value of mitigating the pursuit of short-term profits in favor of long-term systemic—and corporate—health.