A board’s indisposition to comply with good corporate governance is usually the result of selfish behavior

China once oppressed by the imperialist powers is now one of the strongest economies in the world. In this article Prof. Lehmann has highlighted the tremendous growth achieved by China and the hardships that the nation had to under go to achieve the current status. China which had to struggle to become a part of the WTO is now bailing out countries like the US and is in the position to laying down its conditions

Five big issues facing global companies

While proper communication can help temper negative reactions during a leadership transition, we all know that it often falls between the cracks

What a low-trust environment means for business

Business should be a force for greater global responsibility through the promotion of much more robust and effective global governance

Ending the debate on a dead-end distinction

Forming win-wins with suppliers in a post-financial crisis world

Where the rest of the world might see a problem, the entrepreneurs turns the problem upside down to convert it into an opportunity

Rebooting an economy by learning from others