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Timing disruption: the stepping stone strategy

31 August 2018

By Rita Gunther McGrath

People strategies for success in a rapidly shifting global climate

16 August 2018

By Jean M Stephens, Chief Executive Officer

To thrive with machines, become more human

7 August 2018

By Tim Leberecht

Blockchain: The technology too powerful to ignore

3 May 2018

By David Bartlett, Economic Adviser

A changing nation: the effects of globalisation on China

17 April 2018

By Dr Hong Lu, Deputy Director

Key strategies for business leaders in the changing global economy

5 April 2018

By Jean M Stephens, Chief Executive Officer

Giving globalisation meaning: re-emerging markets and the road to reglobalisation

20 March 2018

Any globalisation definition should include more than just the ever-expanding technological advances in transport and communications.

Business decisions and tax decisions – can they ever be frictionless?

5 March 2018

Rob Mander

No company pays international tax and no revenue authority collects international tax.

Deglobalisation goes digital: the commercial future of the internet

19 February 2018

By Bob Swarup

Adaptation remains the key to survival in a complex global economy

9 February 2018

The global economy is a complex and fragile thing. Most notably in 1982 the GDP growth rate of the global economy dropped to 0.3% of GDP. Since then, the world has witnessed several ups and downs culminating in a global recession in 2009.

What is deglobalisation?

7 February 2018

Deglobalisation is an awkward word for a phenomenon that makes investors and businesses anxious. The last time the world experienced it on a significant scale, between 1914 and 1945, was one of the darkest periods in history, encompassing two world wars, economic depression and trade protectionism.