Management

Davos update: Shinzo Abe addresses Japan’s relationship with China

Japan’s relationship with China and Abeconomics were the key topics of Shinzo Abe’s Davos session

Davos update: WEF panelists discuss Africa’s growing population

A panel of experts gathered to discuss Africa’s social and economic prospects in light of a population that looks set to reach two billion by 2050

The EU has upset green campaigners by indicating that its set to drop its renewable energy targets

EU to drop renewable energy targets

Strict renewable energy targets are set to be dropped by the EU – in a move that has angered green campaigners

Investor George Soros has recently increased his share in six Greek shipping firms

Is the shipping industry decline set to end?

A wave of private equity investment suggests that the shipping industry’s half-decade of decline could be at an end

Total quality management business strategy

Total quality management: three case studies from around the world

With organisations to run and big orders to fill, it’s easy to see how some CEOs inadvertently sacrifice quality for quantity. By integrating a system of total quality management it’s possible to have both

Companies such as Mastercard and Paypal have leveraged social media in innovative, creative ways that bolster their business prospects

Corporate communication in brand promotion: who’s feeling social?

Many companies are embracing social media as a key part of their corporate communications – and reaping the rewards

The top 5 matrix leadership skills

With over 90 percent of the FTSE 50 and Fortune 50 companies now operating in matrix structure, matrix leadership skills are in high demand

Many people are seeking cheaper medical treatment abroad - but experts are divided on whether medical tourism is a booming business

Is medical tourism on the rise?

Medical tourism has financial benefits for both consumers and medical professionals. But does this make it the booming business some proclaim it to be?

Wharton Management Professor Witold Henisz

Wharton professor shares tips for improving corporate diplomacy

There are several ways to improve corporate diplomacy, which are vital in safeguarding your company’s reputation and bottom line

Capurro celebrates relationship with Jaguar Land Rover

For years, Capurro has brought British heritage vehicles to Gibraltar and today enjoys a strong bond with Jaguar Land Rover

Forward thinking and flexible: FIA Business School in Brazil

If you are searching for a Brazilian MBA programme with the highest international standards and a vibrant community feel, look no further than FIA Business School

The energy equilibrium: striking a balance between CSR and profitability

Energy companies should still strive to become more sustainable, but harder regulations could actually be stifling progress instead of protecting the environment

Avigilon’s manufacturing facility in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada

How to implement a global expansion strategy: a case study

Companies should always be looking for opportunities to expand internationally, but it is equally important to conquer the local market first

President of Aetna International Richard di Benedetto

Aetna International takes a clinical approach to expat health insurance

As the cost of healthcare continues to rise, some health insurers are reinventing their mission, moving from being mere payers of claims to partners in keeping people healthy

The real estate market in the Netherlands is on the move

Why Dutch real estate is a good investment

There’s never been a better time to invest in Dutch real estate, say Bouwinvest

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