Business Resilience: How to adapt your organisation to climate change
Researchers at FGV EAEP, Brazil, provide a blueprint for companies to move away from climate mitigation to climate adaption.
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The Next Council on Business & Society Global Alumni Meet Up – July 6th, Shanghai
Register for the forthcoming CoBS Global Alumni Meet Up hosted by School of Management Fudan University, Shanghai.
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Healing with Intelligence: AI, humans, and the pursuit of the common good in healthcare
Najib Tasleem explores why artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer just a technical tool, but a moral crossroad in modern healthcare.
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Redesigning Work for a Digital and Green Era
Dimitrios Spiliopoulos, Prof. of IOT at IE Business School, looks into the tech and sustainability skills required for the future.
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CoBS 2026 Case Development Competition: The results!
Now out! The results of the CoBS Student Case Development Competition, Module 2 of the CoBS Advanced International Certificate.
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Locked In: Why Extreme Work Hours Persist in Professional Service Firms
Prof. Ioana Lupu, ESSEC Business School, shares research into why employees accept extreme work hours in professional service firms.
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Fair Trade for a Fragmented World: Why sustainability must mean justice
Arham Mehta, IIM Bangalore, argues that justice and sustainability must become the currency of commerce, not just efficiency.
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Guanxi HRM: When relationships shape ethics at work
Prof. Na Fu, Trinity Business School, explores the evolution and effects of personal relationships in a workplace.
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The Power of Purpose: How leaders who align personal and organisational values create real impact
Hershitaa Pandey, Warwick Business School alumna, uncovers 5 strategies for ensuring that corporate purpose becomes more than just a slogan.
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The Silent Chasm: The low-trust disconnect between workers and leadership in South Africa
Prof. Armand Bam, Stellenbosch, and colleagues share research into the cultural rift between workers and leadership in South Africa.
