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There's an unprecedented growth in mergers and acquisitions (M&As) across the world; many firms are eagerly looking beyond their organizational boundaries in search for competitive advantage. So, here's three lessons for leaders executing M&As in 2022, derived from exciting new research

While there is clearly some risk involved in assuming societal leadership, it’s no longer an option to avoid proactive moral authority, delay responsive and punitive action, and “stay on the sidelines”.

Small businesses have face several crisis situations over the past two years, including cyberattacks, The Great Resignation and Covid. In response to the challenges posed by the pandemic, many companies made important decisions about their budgets, spending priorities, resources and strategies.

According to Statista, Energy consumption in the United States produced 4.58 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide (GtCO2) emissions in 2020, a reduction of roughly 11 percent compared to the previous year.

Action against Russia may yet expand, but the sanctions already in place will severely hurt Putin's ability to make war.

While much as been written about how companies are embracing the concepts and strategies behind the Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) movement, there has been little said about private foundations picking up the cause. This is beginning to change.

The economic outlook for 2022 and 2023 in the United States is good, though inflation will remain high and storm clouds grow in later years.

For Benjamin Franklin, daylight savings equalled dollars saved; for George Hudson, what you saved was far more valuable than that.

By now, it seems like everyone has at least heard of, if not played Wordle. Stop for a moment to consider what you might be learning from this simple daily routine, and how these lessons can apply to problem solving in general.

Of All Ten Dimensions Of Deep Purpose, Customer Primacy Is The Key Enabler

Hybrid work is here to stay. Here are five tips to thrive in the new world.

One of the biggest challenges in trying to recover from a crisis is to declare victory over a crisis—such as Covid— before it is really over.

Conflict in business stories sparks the imagination—it is asset, not a liability that needs to be swept under the rug.

Fragile and sensitive supply chains are facing new challenges in the aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. But as bad as things are now, they are likely to get worse for hundreds of thousands of businesses around the world.

There are several factors that determine how much money you need to raise for your venture. Here's what you need to think about.