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By Ajay Piramal
The impact of COVID-19 and a backlash against China has opened the door for India to become a global manufacturing superpower, says Indian billionaire Ajay Piramal.
By Ric Roi
Why are more and more companies accelerating the integration of their succession management and leadership development programs?
By Howard Yu
Welcome to The Forecaster. Every quarter Howard Yu will preview business trends likely to preoccupy international executives over the coming months.
By Ginka Toegel
The President of the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic organizing committee Yoshiro Mori resigned amidst a furor created by his comments on female board members.
By Howard H Yu and Jialu Shan
The Biden administration is set to root out some of the past US-China tech deals that are deemed security sensitive.
By Winter Nie, Mark J Greeven and Yunfei Feng
In 2020, China’s online sales amounted to RMB11.8 trillion (US$1.8 trillion). That’s more than the US and Europe’s combined, and a 10.8% increase over 2019.
Thailand needs to attract digital talent and invest more in education for it to boost its competitiveness in the current economic climate.
“Digital technology is only an enabler. To win in today’s digital world, companies have to be more customer-centric than their competitors” says Professor Dominique Turpin.
COVID-19 has accelerated change in all areas like never before. Learning & Development (L&D) remains a key focus for organizations, and technology is transforming how programs are delivered.
“It takes a whole brain to run a company” is a phrase that sounds like common sense but, in fact, is not very common in practice in the business world.
By Arturo Bris and Mark J Greeven
Mark J Greeven argues that “Chinese money may be red money, but it’s still money” in this lively webinar.
By Goutam Challagalla and Mikolaj Jan Piskorski
How all the old business clichés – from making your customers number one to loving their problems – are truer now than ever before.
By Ina Toegel and Mikolaj Jan Piskorski
Switzerland has made encouraging strides since embracing gender equality laws in 1981, but it is time to pick up the pace in the fight for fairness – starting with executive leadership.
