04 Jul

Home, Sustainability

Supercharging the green transition

• 4 July 2022
• By John E. Kaye

Tackling climate change requires more positive incentives and fewer taxes, argues Eric Lonergan in a new book. Alex Katsomitros catches up with him

27 Apr

Banking & Finance, Home, Sustainability

Can investors save the planet? 

• 28 April 2022
• By John E. Kaye

Alex Katsomitros speaks to FT writer and author of a new book Alice Ross about the green outlook shaping the world of finance, and how investors can steer the planet to safety 

23 Jan

Banking & Finance, Home

Dawn of a new financial landscape

• 31 January 2022
• By John E. Kaye

In his new book, Cornell academic Eswar Prasad explores the dizzying rise of cryptocurrencies and the end of cash as we know it – Alex Katsomitros finds out more..

15 Jul

Home, Technology

The rise of Tarzan Economics

• 15 July 2021
• By John E. Kaye

Alex Katsomitros speaks to former Spotify chief economist Will Page about his new book and what the music industry can teach us about digital disruption

06 Apr

Home

Capitalism reloaded

• 6 April 2021
• By John E. Kaye

Harvard Business School academic Rebecca Henderson talks to Alex Katsomitros about her latest book, and her vision for a cleaner, more equitable economic model

06 Jan

Home, Technology

The new frontiers of innovation

• 6 January 2021
• By John E. Kaye

Think Silicon Valley is still the centre of the tech world? Then think again, venture capitalist and best-selling author Alexandre Lazarow tells Alex Katsomitros

09 Oct

Banking & Finance, Home

Is everything we know about money wrong?

• 13 October 2020
• By John E. Kaye

Alex Katsomitros spoke to economist Stephanie Kelton, a leading advocate of the Modern Monetary Theory

15 Jul

Home, Technology

The future is upon us

• 14 July 2020
• By John E. Kaye

Acclaimed author Steven Kotler speaks to Alex Katsomitros about the accelerating convergence of groundbreaking technologies, the rise of technophobic conspiracy theories and how Covid-19 will bring the future forward

13 Apr

Executive Education, Home

Not so crazy after all

• 10 April 2020
• By John E. Kaye

Groundbreaking ideas don’t just come out of nowhere, they need to be nurtured in the right way, entrepreneur and best-selling author Safi Bahcall tells Alex Katsomitros

14 Jan

Home, Technology

The art of decoupling

• 2 April 2020
• By John E. Kaye

Alex Katsomitros speaks to Thales Teixeira about his latest book, which explores how startups unlock the customer value chain and “steal” its most valuable parts from established companies

22 Oct

Executive Education, Home

Shape the things to come

• 8 October 2019
• By John E. Kaye

According to Bina Venkataraman, organisational short-sightedness is a choice rather than a destiny. Alex Katsomitros speaks to the author and former adviser to the Obama administration about her new book

17 Oct

Home

Does GDP still stack up?

• 8 October 2019
• By John E. Kaye

Tech innovation and climate change have raised new doubts about the figure that measures a nation’s economic health. Alex Katsomitros examines whether GDP has had its day

07 Aug

Home, Technology

Disrupting the disruptors

• 7 August 2019
• By John E. Kaye

In their fascinating new book Todd Hewlin and Scott Snyder advise corporations on how to ride the wave of highly successful startups. Alex Katsomitros caught up with them to find out more

29 Apr

Home, Sustainability

Innovation off the grid

• 29 April 2019
• By John E. Kaye

Climate change and changing consumer habits pose difficult questions for the energy sector. Does blockchain technology have the answer? Alex Katsomitros finds out

16 Oct

Home

The ultimate disruption

• 16 October 2018
• By John E. Kaye

With central banks and tech companies increasingly envisaging a future shaped by blockchain, could digital currencies be about to go mainstream? Alex Katsomitros investigates

13 Aug

Home

Switch on to work

• 6 September 2018
• By John E. Kaye

According to London Business School academic Daniel Cable, feeling unmotivated at work is a biological problem – but not an intractable one. Alex Katsomitros learns more

19 Apr

Executive Education

MBAs enter the blockchain era

• 13 October 2020
• By John E. Kaye

To meet increasing demand from students and employers, business schools are adding the blockchain to their MBA programmes. Alex Katsomitros speaks to those involved

12 Jan

Technology

Quantopian: Managing the business of a new reality

• 13 October 2020
• By John E. Kaye
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The proliferation of artificial intelligence is not only disrupting the world of business, it is changing everything we thought we knew about leadership. Alex Katsomitros examines the challenges

19 Sep

Executive Education, Home

Managing the robots – The Future of Artificial Intelligence

• 13 October 2020
• By John E. Kaye
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An increasing number of business schools teach AI and machine learning as a part of their MBA programmes. Alex Katsomitros investigates

28 Feb

Home, Technology

Welcome to the machine

• 13 October 2020
• By John E. Kaye
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With labour costs in Asia gradually rising, while technology becomes cheaper at home, it makes sense for companies to stop outsourcing production and let robots do the work. Alex Katsomitros reports on a new era of automation