The Global Minimum Tax: Painful yet gainful for both companies and society
Prof. Antonio De Vito, IE Business School & Alma Mater University of Bologna states the case for the Global Minimum Tax
Tag Archives: IE Business School
Mind the Gap: The role of business schools in bridging the income divide
Silvana Leyva, IE Business School, explores how business schools can play a powerful role in ensuring equitable income for all.
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CEOs and Negative Publicity in Stigmatized Industry: The paradox
Profs. Mohamad Sadri, ESSEC Business School, and Caterina Moschieri, IE Business School, explore the paradox of negative publicity for CEOs.
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The Future of Work Is Digital and Green
Dimitrios Spiliopoulos, IE Business School, highlights the key digital and green skills employees need for the future of work
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ChatGPT and the Decline of Critical Thinking
ChatGPT as a search engine has made the need for critical thinking more pressing than ever, writes Enrique Dans at IE Business School.
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How to Survive a Pandemic and Other Classes You Missed in Business School
Michael Castellano, IE Business School, looks at business schools and their role in addressing major issues and repairing societies post-Covid
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Global Social Entrepreneurship: An opportunity for today’s world in crisis
Profs. Concepción Galdón, IE Business School, and Sheila M. Cannon, Trinity Business School, with a focus on social entrepreneurship.
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Sustainability: This buzzword may lead to your next business opportunity
Bo Anne-May de Boer, IE Business School, explores the many facets to sustainability, value creation, business growth and good for the planet.
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The Emotion Pills We Are All Unknowingly Taking
Prof-Dean Lee Newman of IE Business School explores how we can recognize negative and send out positive emotions in our work and daily lives.
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Music Mastery – Innately Human or Also Artificial?
Gabriel Menzies explores how music is shaped by Artificial Intelligence. A Council on Business & Society student voice article.
