IESE Business School
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How disclosure mandates can make fracking greener
Transparency requirements in U.S. states and mounting public pressure on fracking contributed to making surface water up to 14% cleaner
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How to understand AI's potential impact on knowledge jobs
AI autonomy and computing power may determine the future of jobs
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Firms can be strongly competitive, even when they funnel fewer profits to shareholders
It's not all about the bottom line, and firms can be strongly competitive even when they funnel fewer profits to shareholders
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AI is increasing demand for managers – and changing their skill sets
A study of job postings suggests, rather than reducing the need for managers, AI-driven transformations intensify managerial demands, making human judgment a crucial complement to AI capabilities
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How AI can be a tool to increase customer loyalty
Leverage artificial intelligence to improve your relationship with customers and compete with big data.
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Lessons and reforms for a fragile financial system
New report explores what the 2023 banking turmoil revealed about financial regulation and highlights the unfinished agenda of banking sector reforms
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Electric cars, now and in the future
The all-electric future seems to have hit a speedbump — or maybe just a detour
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In management practice, West isn't always best
There is a problematic absence of non-Western voices in management research
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The hidden message behind "jump-bidding" in auctions
In some auctions, bidders raise their offer significantly to intimidate competitors, resulting in lower revenue for the seller
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Emission taxes on companies may undermine investment but not for environmental reasons
European companies forced to adopt the pro-environmental tax scaled back investment by nearly 1% of total assets
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A fair bidding system to reduce the squeeze in a drought-stricken Panama Canal
Climate change and geopolitics have created a perfect storm for global shipping. Creative thinking and a system of compensation could relieve the pressure