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A Matter of Life in Debt
Moving away from using debt to tackle economic downturns.
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Healthcare Innovation from the Inside Out
How Singapore’s Tan Tock Seng Hospital had to strike a balance between reducing business-as-usual services and increasing outbreak-coping capacity when Covid-19 broke out.
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Two-Way Mentoring: How Employees can Learn from One Another
Vibrant cross-generational interactions can result in strong relationships being formed, as demonstrated in the case of Tata Steel Ltd.
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Solving the Work-From-Home Conundrum
Organisations can implement long-term policies that would make working from home a win-win situation for both employers and employees.
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The Hedge Fund Evolution
Hedge funds offer numerous possible outcomes for investors and fund managers, but there is just no way the future can be predicted consistently during these uncertain times.
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Trust and the ‘Hive Effect’ in Family Firms
Boosting creativity and innovation in family firms.
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The Dorian Gray Phenomenon in Financial Markets
Looking at the current state of the global economy and the extent of financial market hedonism through the lens of Oscar Wilde’s “The Picture of Dorian Gray”.
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How Technology is Driving Business Change
How technology is driving business change.
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Consumption, investment, integration and digitalisation lead growth in Asia
An interview with Piyush Gupta, Chief Executive Officer and Director of DBS Group.
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Volume 12 Issue 2
This issue, as we continue to celebrate Singapore Management University’s (SMU) 25th anniversary, we explore leadership in higher education, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), ethical stewardship, and other challenges, highlighting how they intersect in our increasingly complex, fast-chang
