How to Lead with Credibility in the Age of AI
The crux of the issue is not the technology, nor even what it can do. What really counts about AI in business is understanding...
Following the Twin Paths to Knowledge – Interview with Chen Fangruo...
We sometimes hear theory and practice spoken of as two separate aspects of business education, connected but distinct. Shanghai Jiao Tong University’s Antai College...
5 Reasons to Choose the Oxford Executive MBA: Discover What Makes...
For experienced professionals ready to take their next step, the Oxford Executive MBA offers the tools, network, and perspective to lead with purpose and drive meaningful...
Business Beyond the Algorithm: Understanding Data for Effective AI Deployment
By Dr. Nadia Morozova, Tamara Miner, and Karen Taylor Crowe
Successful deployment of AI solutions continues to be a challenge for many organizations. In this...
Nordic Leadership in an Age of Decision Fatigue
By Frida Kristina Nilsson
Many in the modern workplace are reaching the limits of their decision-making capacity. Leaders face a rising tide of choice paralysis,...
Managing Crises in the Digital Age
By Edward Segal
In today’s hyperconnected world, crises spread rapidly through social media, amplifying misinformation and shaping public perception. This article outlines how leaders can...
ZeroBounce CEO Liviu Tanase on Leadership, AI, and the Future of...
Interview with Liviu Tanase of Zerobounce
As founder and CEO of ZeroBounce, Liviu Tanase has built one of the most trusted names in email deliverability....
Oracle Shares Slide Sharply As Heavy AI Investments Worry Investors
Oracle’s stock plunged 13 percent on Thursday, triggering a wider pullback across the tech sector as investors questioned whether the company’s heavy spending on...
Nvidia Responds After DeepSeek Reportedly Uses Smuggled Blackwell Chips
Nvidia has addressed reports that the Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek may be using smuggled Blackwell chips to develop its next-generation AI model. The...
Can France Keep Second Place in the Arms Export Race?
Continuing the successful FDI HN programme, on November 18th, Greece announced it signed a contract with France’s Naval Group to co-construct, with “25% of the value...
Top 10 Must-Read Strategy and Leadership Articles for 2025
In a year defined by rapid technological shifts, geopolitical uncertainty, and rising expectations on leadership, the ability to make smart, strategic decisions has never...
Best Leadership Insights from Top CEOs and Business School Experts 2025-2026
TEBR Editors’ Note: In this guide, we reviewed TEBR articles on key leadership strategies from global CEOs and business school faculty, highlighting insights that...
Top 5 Must-Read TEBR Articles on Marketing for 2025
As 2025 draws to a close, it is the perfect time to pause and reflect on the marketing insights that have shaped the year....
Warren Buffett: Timeless Lessons on Success, Investing, Leadership, Learning, and the Future of AI
Few business leaders have shaped modern thinking as profoundly as Warren Buffett.
For more than six decades, the Berkshire Hathaway chairman has delivered not only...
Why Bitcoin is Falling Today What Traders Should Know About Crypto
Cryptocurrency markets have entered a turbulent phase as Bitcoin and other digital assets decline sharply, erasing over one trillion dollars in value. Market volatility,...
Donald Trump Threatens BBC Lawsuit Over January 6 Documentary Controversy
A media storm has reached international attention as Donald Trump threatens to sue the BBC for one billion dollars over its documentary on his...
Three Ways EPCs Can Build a Competitive Advantage Against Slow-Digitalization Competitors
By Pedro Hidalgo Insua
The engineering and construction sector faces a striking paradox: digital tools are proven to boost performance, yet adoption remains low. In...
AI and the Workforce: Building the Future of Work Through Human...
By Phil Friedman
From boardrooms in New York to Tokyo, one question is dominating leadership conversations: what will AI replace next? While headlines warn of...
What Can the Boardroom Learn from the Musician?
By Ben Hughes
This article explores what business leaders can learn from musicians, highlighting resilience, improvisation, purpose-driven work, and deep listening. Drawing parallels between the...
Market, Logistics, and Digital Technology in Yiwu: How the World’s Largest...
By Zhang Shuyue, Hunter Trylch and Xiangming Chen
As geopolitical tensions and tariffs disrupt global trade and supply chains, and businesses worry about eroded markets,...
How Microaggressions Erode Confidence and What Leaders Can Do
By Ginka Toegel
Microaggressions are subtle, often unintended slights that quietly undermine confidence, belonging, and performance. Their cumulative impact erodes trust and psychological safety, slowing...
The Four Stages of a CEO’s Growth (And How to Fast...
By Anthony Moss
If your business feels stuck or if you are ready to leap forward with more confidence the first step is awareness. Identify...
How Leadership Gaps are Slowing the Technology Revolution
By Mike Wright
There has long been a divide between the technology function and other parts of many organisations. This hampers performance – strategic opportunities...
How Women and Under-Represented Founders Can Make an Impact
By Janthana Kaenprakhamroy
Female and minority entrepreneurs face many challenges, and Janthana Kaenprakhamroy highlights the advice that can help them overcome this and make an...
Why the U.S. Housing Market is Becoming a Priority for International...
By Donald Klip
Investing in U.S. real estate remains compelling for international buyers, even as information gaps persist across markets. This editorial examines why global...
Why You Should Consider Outsourcing Complex Printing Jobs
Outsourcing of complex printing is a recent policy that is being used by numerous businesses to achieve high quality and yet not overload internal...
How Leadership Gaps are Slowing the Technology Revolution
By Mike Wright
There has long been a divide between the technology function and other parts of many organisations. This hampers performance – strategic opportunities...
Nine Logics of AI Deployments and the Artificial Integrity Imperative
By Hamilton Mann
In attempting to visualize the issues implicit in the adoption of AI in business, we commonly picture a two-dimensional relationship, such as...
How 5G-FRMCS Can Accelerate EU’s Rail Transformation
By Séverine Mastikian, Maros Mraz and Vikas Dubey
As Europe pursues climate change targets and digital sovereignty, its rail network risks falling behind. Legacy systems,...
When Production Cannot Keep Up With Marketing: How Co-Packing Keeps European...
When the Factory Falls Behind the Campaign
Across Europe, many FMCG and retail brands share the same pain point: marketing is ready, but production is...
The Better Boards Podcast Series: From Gatekeeper to Guide – How...
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Governance professionals are no longer the quiet scribes in the corner....
The Neobank Transition: How Stablecoins Are Quietly Rewiring Retail Banking
From 2024 onward, neobanks have moved from “nice mobile apps” to full-stack financial interfaces running on stablecoin rails.
They now sit between users and the...
Maksim Belonogov: Career Overview and Key Facts
Maksim Belonogov is one of the first entrepreneurs to apply an engineering mindset to on‑demand mobility. Belonogov approached the taxi business as a software‑based...
Why Corporate Training is Not Just For New Employees
In many organizations, corporate training is treated like a welcome gift for new employees—a quick onboarding, a few mandatory courses, and then everyone assumes...
Best Earrings to Match with a White Dress
A white dress is like a blank canvas: clean, elegant, and incredibly versatile. The right earrings can transform it from simple to stunning, depending...
5 Facility Upgrades That Cut Storm Disruption
Severe storms now arrive faster, hit harder, and stay longer. Businesses that rely on uninterrupted operations can no longer treat facility protection as a...








































































































































































