As of mid-2024, Apple has slipped out from among the top five smartphone vendors in China. Set at 14 per cent market share, it now ranks number six in the country. Ahead of Apple are Vivo, Oppo, Honor, Xiaomi, and, of course, Huawei.

The move could lead Chinese EV makers to localise production near Europe, like BYD’s new $1 billion Turkey plant.

Jensen Huang, the Taiwan-born founder of semiconductor giant Nvidia, brings a quiet determination to a Silicon Valley known for hype and bluster.

Akio Toyoda ran Toyota for 14 years before handing the reins to a new C.E.O. last year, but some have grown concerned about the control he still wields.

As 24 nations vie for glory in Germany at Euro 2024, it’s Chinese brands that dominate the tournament advertising, pitchside and around the host cities. They represent five out of the 13 international partners.‌

In a recent interview on BBC Radio 5’s “Wake Up to Money,” Howard Yu, Professor of Management and Innovation at IMD Business School, discussed the evolving landscape of the electric vehicle (EV) market.

Howard Yu, professor of management and innovation at IMD, discusses the organization’s Future Readiness Indicator 2023, which highlights companies demonstrating major innovation in the tech, pharma and fashion sectors.

Innovation and resilience drive the leading companies in Technology, Pharma and Fashion

Le professeur de stratégie économique et d’innovation à l’IMD Howard Yu détaille les enjeux tant politiques qu’économiques de la rencontre Biden-Xi.

Sur la base du réseau social acheté pour 44 milliards, Elon Musk veut créer une « super-app » donnant accès à une foule de services, y compris financiers. Mais l’entrepreneur s’attaque cette fois à un domaine ultra-réglementé et dominé par de puissants acteurs.

Firms relying on traditional methods falling behind

Howard Yu on why focusing on TikTok is neither helpful nor practical

By XinhuaNet

Over the past four months, 116 self-driving taxis have completed over 1.5 million test trips with more than 95 percent positive passenger ratings.

Young people are driving growth in the market for luxury goods

By Sophie Marenne

Un rapport indique que Nike, Google et Roche sont les meilleures entreprises de leur catégorie pour s’adapter au futur. Les firmes chinoises se portent mal, les jeunes stars de la tech également.

By Blick.ch

Die Hochschule für Management und Entwicklung IMD aus Lausanne zeigt, welche Firmen weltweit am besten für die Zukunft gerüstet sind. Die Schweiz schneidet gut ab.

By Howard Yu

Howard Yu, Professor of Management and Innovation, International Institute for Management Development (IMD)

By Howard Yu

Amid the automotive industry’s woes, the Twitter lawsuit is a distraction Elon Musk doesn’t need.

By Howard Yu

The macrotrends reshaping society demand strategic reinvention from businesses, but leaders must not lose sight of their current reality.

By Al Jazeera

Tesla is the most “future-ready” carmaker, while its Chinese competitor BYD has made the most progress in enhancing its resilience, according to an index compiled by a top business school.

By Howard Yu

Amazon CEO is the ‘outside insider’ that can push the company to new heights, professor says.

By Howard Yu

American chip-making giant Intel is a shadow of its former self.

By Howard Yu

Professor Howard Yu discusses the benefits and dangers of a vertically integrated strategy.

By Adi Gaskell

Tips to become a future-ready company for SMEs.

By BBC Radio

Professor Howard Yu discussed about our Future Readiness Indicator Research and key findings.

By Howard Yu

In 2022, which are the most future-ready companies? IMD Business School’s Howard Yu says it’s do or die and gives an insight into how the best firms will thrive.

By JRJ.com

瑞士顶级商学院IMD：积极创新、数字化程度高的企业有更多未来想象力.

By PTI

The Future Readiness Indicator report, released by the Switzerland-based Institute for Management Development (IMD), analysed 86 highest-grossing companies in the four highest-revenue industries.

By IMD research

The Future Readiness Indicator report studied more than a decade of data (2010 to 2021) to rank companies against their competitors by how future-ready they are for the post-pandemic economy.

A new ranking looks at public companies’ likelihood of survival in a world of fast and frequent change.

By Will McCurdy

The research from the Institute for Management Development (IMD) found that the search giant came in ahead of Amazon and Microsoft, who came in second and third place on the list, respectively.

By Tan Nai Lun

Those three are among the top companies globally that are ready for the post-pandemic economy and resilient enough to survive fast and frequent changes.

By Leah Montebello

The predictive analytics provides intelligence for executives to recover from the recent economic blow and better respond to tomorrow’s disruptions – like Omicron – with lessons on how to thrive in the future.

By Tan Nai Lun

Tesla, Lululemon, Mastercard and Google are among the top companies globally that are ready for the post-pandemic economy.