In the business world, good communication is essential. If several companies are to face a business together, they must speak the same commercial language, not necessarily the same language. In fact, in the international arena it is common for companies doing business to belong to different cultures, languages, countries and beliefs. However, these situations must […]
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Our colleague Nikolaos Kavadis has recently accepted a four-year term at the European Academy of Management (EURAM). The term includes representing the Corporate Governance interest group of EURAM, coordinating its activities, and managing its program during the annual conference. EURAM is a major scholarly community in management with members from 49 countries in Europe and
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Thomas Åstebro is Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at HEC Paris; Professor of Entrepreneurship at KULeuven (20%); Academic Director, HEC Leadership Center; co-Director Entrepreneurship Track HEC MBA Program, and past member of the Steering committee Groupement de Recherche et d’Etudes en Gestion d’HEC (HEC Management Research Group) and the Steering and Curriculum committees, MBA Program
Santander Chair of Excellence. Prof. Thomas Astebro Read More »
Last October 30th, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid organized the 5th Madrid Work & Organizations Symposium in Puerta de Toledo. The Symposium, an annual conference organized in collaboration with IESE and IE Business School, invites top scholars from all around the world to present their own state-of-the-art research on work and organizations. This year, we
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There is extensive debate about the role banks play as reference shareholders in companies. There are positive aspects, such as the support banks provide for long-term investments by their investee companies. These investments include those involving R projects, which generate high net worth. Among the negative aspects is the risk that banks use their power
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Dr. Charlene Zietsma is Associate Professor and Ann Brown Chair of Organization Studies and Director of Entrepreneurship at the Schulich School of Business, York University in Toronto, Canada. She earned her PhD from the University of British Columbia, Canada, and previously taught at Western University and University of Victoria in Canada. Charlene’s research focuses on
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Innovation is a determining element of the competitive advantage of companies, as well as an essential ingredient of economic growth. The recent financial crisis and the stagnation of production and job creation in developed countries have led to an intense debate that has highlighted the need to promote growth models based on an increase in
What drives innovation? The role of regulation in capital, banking, and bio markets Read More »
1. Cheap TradingMarkets have come a long way from the time of trading in 1/8ths and 1/16ths. Spreads have come down enormously and many shares now trade a few cents apart. There has never been a better time to execute a trade quickly and cheaply.
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1. Fleeting LiquidityMarkets have become so volatile and sensitive that even a relatively small market order, say 500 shares, in most assets will not be executed at the current best price and is very likely to trigger a price move. 2. Trading ComplexityIt used to be that when choosing to make a trade you could
Over the last few decades, there has been a process of global market integration with a progressive trend of companies towards internationalization and the convergence of consumer preferences. Over the last few decades, there has been a process of global market integration with a progressive trend of companies towards internationalization and the convergence of consumer
Marketing and Internationalization Strategy: Standardization vs. Adaptation by Alicia Ba Read More »
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