When “Very Good Chance” Moves Markets by Trillions
What, exactly, is a very good chance? Is it 60%? 75%? 90%? The answer is that nobody really agrees. And that shared misunderstanding, multiplied across millions of traders, analysts, diplomats and ordinary citizens, has consequences that range from the financially catastrophic to the culturally misleading.
Top Professors To Follow If You’re Interested In Healthcare
We continue our series of sharing the business school academics, breaking the boundaries between theory and practice by sharing their expertise across social media.
How To Bounce Back After Not Winning An Oscar
Timothée Chalamet's latest film, Marty Supreme, didn't win any of the nine Oscars it was nominated for. But what can this teach us about navigating failure?
BlueSky BookShelf Meets: Christof Brandtner
As national governments and global institutions fail to adequately address climate change, an increasing number of cities have taken matters into their own hands, designing and committing to major sustainability and climate strategies. We speak with emlyon's Professor Christof Brandtner to find out how...
Anthropic, OpenAI, and the $200 Million Lesson in Why Purpose Is the Ultimate Competitive Advantage
When Anthropic refused to let the Pentagon use its Claude models without explicit protections the company was designated a "supply chain risk to national security." Hours later, Sam Altman announced OpenAI had signed the deal. What happened next is a lesson in the importance of purpose, and it reaches far beyond Silicon Valley.
How To Be A Successful Entrepreneur: Margarita Womack – Founder and CEO of MasPanadas
This International Women's Day, we celebrate the inspiring female entrepreneurs who have used their business education to create their own career paths. Margarita Womack's start-up is building opportunities for Hispanic women to shine
Career Lessons From Women Leaders at Top Business Schools
In honour of IWD, we asked female deans what the best career advice they ever received was - and whether they took it.
The Influencers: Sol Rashidi on Curiosity, Grit, and Why the Future Belongs to the Self-Taught
If you were designing the career path of the world's first Chief AI Officer, you probably wouldn't start with a rugby field. Sol Rashidi did. And twenty-five years on, she'll tell you the two things have more in common than you'd think.