Can Air Pollution Cloud Your Business Judgement?
Air pollution, researchers say, adversely impacts managers’ mood, judgement, and decision-making on corporate investments. As a result, firms are risking their profits.
Why Multisensory Menus Are A Win-Win For Restaurants And Customers
Caviar and bacon sandwiches are both loved by foodies for their flavour. Or as Emily in Paris might tweet in the hit Netflix series, Butter + Chocolate = ❤️. Research from INSEAD and UBC Sauder shows how can we revolutionise the art of enjoying more while spending less, and bolster the bottom line rather than the waistline.
Why Small Businesses Make A Big Difference
Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) account for around 90% of all firms and are responsible for 50% of employment globally. The Dean of Oxford's Saïd Business School, Soumitra Dutta says their potential for economic and social impact must not be underestimated or underappreciated.
How Can The Music Industry Help Artists? Bye Bye A Slice Of The Pie
The “Big Three” major recording labels continue to dominate the music industry, to the detriment of most artists. Research points to exploitive contracts, unfair royalty splits, and lack of rights to songs. But recording labels can be successful by being more fair and transparent rather than exploiting artists.
Levelling Up Needs Local Solutions
Too often the "levelling up" debate has revolved around high-profile infrastructure projects, such as High Speed 2, but research shows that effective solutions don't need to be either expensive or complex.
10 Ways For Your Business To Do Better in 2023
Want your business to make more than a profit? We’ve summarised our top 10 lessons from academia this year to help your business do better...
10 Essential Management Lessons From 2022
Business schools have continued to provide a pathway to better management practice throughout 2022. We’ve summarised our top 10 lessons from research and academia this year for you to reflect on
LEGO Owns The Holiday Season, But Can They Do More?
Brands like LEGO face pressure to be ethically and socially minded, but such efforts can backfire. Can cause-related marketing help?