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These days, going viral often means going wrong. Balenciaga faced a $25m lawsuit for their 2022 campaign featuring children holding teddy bears in bondage-style outfits. Burger King took heat for ...

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As Stanislav Shekshnia, Senior Affiliate Professor of Entrepreneurship and Family Enterprise, says in the latest INSEAD Explains Entrepreneurship series, ventures inevitably reach a stage where ...

With the right approach, HR leaders can design a new kind of AI-enabled organisation. AI is rapidly reshaping how companies operate. Executives must act now or risk falling dangerously behind. Beyond ...

If leading is about influence, there is no influence without communication. In this podcast, Andy Yap, Associate Professor of Organisational Behaviour at INSEAD, discusses how leaders can inspire and ...

A new world order is unfolding as the US-China AI race meets geopolitics. When a rising power meets with an established one, it inevitably leads to conflict. Is the Thucydides trap indeed playing out ...

Flawed assumptions in business theory are pushing firms off course. Theory and education ought to encourage our students to creatively seek a “joint minimum” of costs and harm. This way, MBA can come ...

With a bold ambition to halve greenhouse gas emissions, the Paris Olympics and Paralympics are raising the bar for future international events. International sporting events are hardly associated with ...

The future of work is undoubtedly hybrid. Major corporations from Apple to Zoom now require employees to be in the office two or three days a week, citing the benefits of face-to-face collaboration ...