Is The MBA Going Through A Renaissance?
Business school application numbers have never been higher, but what is it that students really want from their studies? Whilst schools strive to keep programmes modern, data suggests applicants might prefer older styles of study
Women Aren’t Safe – Even In The Corporate World
Male violence towards women is at an all-time high globally, and women's rights are increasingly under threat. But are women even safe in the corporate world?
BlueSky BookShelf Meets: Roland Erne
How much of an influence have labour movements played in the development of democracy and welfare states? We sit down with Roland Erne to discuss his latest book and it's implications for policymakers
The Dark Side Of Daylight Savings
When a country begins its Daylight-Saving Time the value of its currency depreciates, reducing its strength in international markets, new research finds.
Would A Trump Presidency Damage The US Economy?
Republican presidential candidates often made a pro-business case, and many voters believe them, but all signs point toward democratic presidents performing better in managing the economy Why? New research helps to solve the puzzle
Trump or Harris? Here’s 5 Things Research Tells Us To Expect From The Winning Side
Whilst we may not know for sure what the result of the November 5th US Election will be, research gives us a good indication of what we can expect from the next Leader of the Free World
Passion, Planning And A Focus For The Future: Adrian Hoesch
To mark Paris 2024 we sit down with former Olympians embarking on the next steps of their career through business education. Adrian Hoesch describes how the discipline built through competitive sailing prepared him for life after sports
Yes, Popcorn Really Does Ruin Your Movie Experience – Here’s Why…
Research reveals why the presence of snacks when at the cinema or at a show might hinder you from fully enjoying the experience.