Bloomberg Businessweek US
Hong Kong’s Real Estate Lesson for China
The refusal of some Chinese consumers to pay mortgages on unfinished homes has shed light on the sales model that dominates the country’s trillion-dollar real estate market, where apartments are often bought 18 months to two years before they’re completed.
2 min |
August 01, 2022
Bloomberg Businessweek US
STRONGER WITH AGE
Jazzercise remains a fitness icon decades after it got started
5 min |
August 01, 2022
Bloomberg Businessweek US
A Testing Time for Kenya
Voters head to the polls to elect a president as inflation bites and a debt crisis looms in the background
3 min |
August 01, 2022
Bloomberg Businessweek US
Primed for a Budget Fight
Approaching elections are inciting calls for more government spending
6 min |
August 01, 2022
Bloomberg Businessweek US
On the Lookout for Black Swans
Investors are getting attuned to the risk of market disasters. Is protection worth the cost?
5 min |
August 01, 2022
Bloomberg Businessweek US
Facebook Gives TikTok the Highest Form of Flattery
The social network is overhauling itself to make it more like a rising rival, again
2 min |
August 01, 2022
Bloomberg Businessweek US
India Chops Away At Internet Freedom
Modi’s campaign against fake news and security threats is cutting off political opposition online
3 min |
August 01, 2022
Bloomberg Businessweek US
When a Sextortion Victim Hacks Back
A college student frustrated with the handling of her case took matters into her own hands
5 min |
August 01, 2022
Bloomberg Businessweek US
Held Under the Spell of Wales
Welsh pride is riding high, celebrating a culinary heritage as distinctive as any in the European pantheon. Here’s where to eat, drink, and stay, whether you’re in Llandudno, Llandeilo, or …Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch
10+ min |
August 01, 2022
Bloomberg Businessweek US
Where Did the Money Go?
The pandemic has left its mark on everything, even the distribution of wealth in the US
2 min |
August 01, 2022
Bloomberg Businessweek US
Austrian School Economics—for Kids!
While right-wing politicians and activists fight to keep left-wingery out of children’s education, the Tuttle Twins are trying to build an audience for libertarian cartoons
10+ min |
August 01, 2022
Bloomberg Businessweek US
Buy Now Pay Later What Could Go Wrong?
Klarna, Affirm, and Afterpay have turned four easy payments into a whole new credit universe. Economic uncertainty and regulatory scrutiny—and, of course, the usual debt problems—are spoiling the fun
10+ min |
August 01, 2022
MIT Sloan Management Review
Working Values: How Purpose, Morals, and Meaning Build Stronger Organizations
VISIONARY LEADERS ARE DEMONSTRATING that a foundation of positive core beliefs, a unifying higher purpose, and a strong ethical code create fertile ground for employee engagement, customer loyalty, and organizational growth.
1 min |
Summer 2022
MIT Sloan Management Review
Unlock the Power of Purpose
A new framework helps companies derive business value from a clear, consistent corporate purpose that drives collaboration, innovation, and growth.
10 min |
Summer 2022
MIT Sloan Management Review
Manage the Risks of Software Reuse
Whether or not your organization develops software, it's likely exposed to the risks of vulnerabilities buried deep within code.
6 min |
Summer 2022
MIT Sloan Management Review
IPO Disclosures Are Ripe for Reform
Current financial disclosure rules let would-be public companies shape a rosy narrative about their prospects and obscure information that investors should know.
10+ min |
Summer 2022
MIT Sloan Management Review
CYBERATTACKS - The Ransomware Dilemma
The decision on whether to pay up when cybercriminals hold data hostage is shaped by choices leaders made long before an attack.
8 min |
Summer 2022
MIT Sloan Management Review
The Loneliness of the Hybrid Worker
Having supportive colleagues in the workplace is key to feeling less isolated when working from home.
8 min |
Summer 2022
MIT Sloan Management Review
Improve Creative Brainstorming With Constructive Criticism [CREATIVITY]
Does criticism help or hinder creativity in brainstorming? It depends on the context.
4 min |
Summer 2022
MIT Sloan Management Review
Set Up to Fail
Poor design of C-suite jobs can block executives from succeeding in their roles.
9 min |
Summer 2022
MIT Sloan Management Review
Break the Link Between Pay and Motivation
An experiment in eliminating a pay-for-performance model bolstered sales force results, retention, and engagement at Hilti Group.
10+ min |
Summer 2022
MIT Sloan Management Review
Why We Don’t Talk About Meaning at Work
Meaningful work will remain elusive if managers don’t learn to overcome four barriers to healthy conversations about what gives individuals their sense of purpose.
10+ min |
Summer 2022
MIT Sloan Management Review
The Neuroscience of Customer Experience
When neurological insights inform design thinking, companies can innovate with greater precision.
10+ min |
Summer 2022
MIT Sloan Management Review
Why Some CFOs Make Better M&A Deals
When chief financial officers have greater influence in the C-suite, companies are far less likely to destroy value by overpaying for acquisitions.
10+ min |
Summer 2022
MIT Sloan Management Review
How a Values-Based Approach Advances DEI
A new model for developing diversity, equity, and inclusion in the organization can increase employee satisfaction.
10+ min |
Summer 2022
MIT Sloan Management Review
Making Sense of the Post-Pandemic Future
MORE THAN TWO YEARS into the pandemic, we’re in a moment when both leaders and employees are trying to make sense of how the experience has changed them and imagining what comes next.
4 min |
Summer 2022
MIT Sloan Management Review
[DATA PRIVACY] - Preserving Privacy While Sharing Data
Differential privacy can safeguard personal information when data is being shared, but it requires a high level of expertise.
8 min |
Summer 2022
MIT Sloan Management Review
Fostering Ethical Conduct Through Psychological Safety
Line managers are key to creating safe spaces for employees to discuss concerns.
10 min |
Summer 2022
MIT Sloan Management Review
Mastering Innovation’s Toughest Trade-Offs
Leaders must answer eight key questions to address the hidden tensions underlying innovation strategies.
10+ min |
Summer 2022
Newsweek
Keke Palmer
FROM ACTING TO SINGING TO REALITY TV, KEKE PALMER DOES IT ALL. "I just always was attracted to people that did multiple things," Palmer tells Newsweek, saying artists like Jamie Foxx and Queen Latifah were early inspirations. Now she's out with the hotly anticipated Jordan Peele film Nope (July 22). "When people think about Get Out or Jordan's work, they can sometimes zero in on, 'Oh, this is a think piece on Blackness." She says there's always an element of that, but "They're not always on Blackness," and Nope is a perfect example of that. It's part horror, part sci-fi, part thriller and part comedy. "His choice to put Black people in the lead is just based off his perspetive of who he sees in his story." Since starting out as a child actor, Palmer says the quality of work she's receiving has only gotten better. "To have evolved to the place where the variety of who I get to work with is this level, I think it's only going to bring the best out of me." Case in point, starring alongside Daniel Kaluuya in a Jordan Peele film. "There's only one Jordan Peele."
1 min |