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Apple’s ‘Evil Steve’ test sets the standard for digital persuasion ethics in today’s AI and data-driven world.

Hybrid work is here to stay. Prof. Manju Ahuja explores why flexibility, tech, and talent trends mean the future of work won’t return to the pre-pandemic norm.

Many regional developers have tried and failed to emulate Silicon Valley’s VC-driven model for innovation. Detroit, the birthplace of Ford, is following an alternative route – with promising results.

AI is reshaping careers, but future-proof skills aren’t what you think. Vision, expertise, and deep knowledge – not hype – are key to success in an AI world.

China’s technology sector leads global innovation with AI, semiconductor growth, and strategic diversification. R&D investments fuel success amid regulatory challenges.

Explore how innovation, R&D, and policy reforms are reshaping China’s pharmaceutical sector amid rising healthcare demand and demographic shifts.

Join IMD Senior Researcher Adrian Dellecker and Mariana Sarmiento of Terrasos to explore business opportunities in voluntary biodiversity credits and environmental innovation.

Explore eDNA science with Kristy Deiner on the IMD Management Cast . Learn how genetics, biodiversity, and data analytics shape conservation and the bioeconomy.

Used boldly and responsibly, AI could do good and be a powerful force for change, argues Gopi Kallayil, Google’s AI business strategist

Space to Grow aims to inspire industries and people to explore how space tech and capabilities could benefit them, say authors Weinzierl and Rosseau.

Women’s realities are often overlooked, but lifepreneurs—entrepreneurs innovating from experience—are turning struggles into profit and systemic change.

AI is revolutionizing finance, boosting productivity and insights, but CFOs must invest in infrastructure, navigate regulations, and upskill teams for a successful future.

Haier’s CEO Zhou Yunjie explains how the company’s innovative RenDanHeYi model empowers employees, drives global growth, and adapts to market changes.

Why is Hermès outpacing Nike, and what’s driving the success of Roche and NVIDIA? Their cautious yet future-ready approach positions them as the best equipped to navigate an uncertain 2025.

In this summarized extract from their book The Art of Thinking in a Digital World, Luc de Brabandere, Jonas Leyder, and Lina Benmehreze explain how true creativity begins by looking at the same thing in a different way.

Members of the legal profession give their verdict on the American Arbitration Association’s efforts to harness the power of generative AI.

CHROs must lead AI adoption, focusing on upskilling employees and fostering human-AI collaboration to drive success while managing change and ethical risks.”

Honda and Nissan’s $58bn merger aims to compete with China’s EV dominance, but risks include cultural clashes, overlapping markets, and uncertain innovation outcomes.

Envisioning future outcomes can deliver insights on how to tackle antibiotic resistance and other major global problems

Visionary composer Brian Eno uses “strange exercises” to help foster creative conditions for writing new music – exercises that can be readily adapted to innovate in business.

Leaders risk getting lost in information overload and complexity. It’s time to reframe and look at the world through fresh eyes.

Swarovski CEO Alexis Nasard on leadership, redefining luxury, and driving brand transformation.

Massimo D Marcolivio explores how AI innovations can boost efficiency, engagement, and creativity in the entertainment industry using key performance indicators.