News
November 2026
Gulf Business
8 November
LBS’s Nigel Nicholson on why the future of leadership rests on ‘unique individuality’
Emeritus Professor Nigel Nicholson, author of ‘Unique You: How Individuality Works and Why It Matters’, explains why leaders should stop comparing themselves with others, avoid personality “types” and build teams of people who can do what they can’t.
Al-Fanar Media
7 November
Helen Kerkentzes, Associate Dean of Executive Education, on the three E's of executive education, which builds confidence and competence through exposure, experience and lifelong executive learning.
People Management
6 November
‘New ideas never come from inside an organisation,’ says leadership expert
In the closing keynote at the CIPD’s Annual Conference and Exhibition, Professor Herminia Ibarra said innovation stems from external influence. She also identified five leadership skills that matter more than ever: cross-cutting, collaboration, culture shaping, coaching and connecting.
Mexico Business News podcast
6 November
The Most Dangerous Story in Business Is the One Everyone Believes
Genaro Mejía, StoryShake Studio, CEO & Founder references research by Professors Freek Vermeulen and Niro Sivanathan which describes a phenomenon known as escalation of commitment - the tendencu to continue supporting a decision even as evidence mounts that it may be wrong.
CNN Business Arabic
6 November
The Chinese yuan's dilemma. An undervalued currency weighs on exporters
This article references the argument by former IMF officials Gita Gopinath and Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas, and LBS's Professor Hélène Rey, that the exchange rate is more of a symptom than a cause, and that a stronger yuan without boosting domestic demand could deepen deflationary pressures.
The Times
6 November
Times letters: Democrats contemplate lame duck for dinner
Emeritus professor Patrick Barwise comments on Donald Trump's "disastrous" business record.
BBC Radio 4 The Bottom Line
5 November
Business Dilemmas: What Do You Do?
Jessica Spungin, Adjunct Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship, answers hypothetical questions about what business leaders would do in certain circumstances as Presenter Evan Davis reveals three fictional scenarios to his guests. None of them know anything of problems they are about to face. Tackling the dilemmas will involve making tough and unpopular choices. What do they do and can they agree on the best course of action?
Investors' Chronicle (online and print)
5 November
Power up your portfolio with this electric stock
In his new book, The Madness of Markets, Professor Alex Edmans makes the case that behavioural biases still affect market sentiment, with shares tending to rise on sunny days or fall after a nation’s football team suffers a defeat.
Reuters
5 November
Analysis-China's Yuan Dilemma: Too Weak Abroad and Too Strong at Home
Former IMF officials Gita Gopinath and Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas and London Business School professor Hélène Rey argue the exchange rate is more symptom than cause, and yuan appreciation without stronger domestic demand could deepen deflationary pressures.
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U.S. News & World Report
Zawya (UAE)
Boursarama
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Yahoo Finance USA
Yahoo! Canada and Yahoo! Mexico
Marketscreener Hong Kong and UK
Street Insider
Miami Herald
Stockbiz
Forbes
5 November
One Dollar, Two Goals: Why Banks Should Count Green Finance Once
Dr. Ioannis Ioannou notes that financial institutions like JPMorgan Chase, Citi, and the European Commission are increasingly labeling climate funding as security investments—counting identical dollars toward both green finance and defense, nuclear, or data center projects. This practice risks overstating the actual capital directed at climate change, making it essential for banks to transparently disclose these overlapping amounts and distinguish new business from pre-planned projects.
Gulf Business Podcast
4 November
Dean Sergei Guriev on AI, leadership and the UAE’s competitive edge
Artificial intelligence is transforming the way businesses operate, but how can companies turn AI investment into real productivity gains and a lasting competitive advantage? LBS Dean, Sergei Guriev speaks about the future of AI in business, the leadership skills that will matter most and the UAE's growing position in the global AI landscape.
Poets & Quants
4 November
MBA Voices: The GMAT Doesn’t Measure Our Intelligence. It Measures Our Persistence
Denira Coleman (MBA2027) reveals that passing GMAT is less about knowledge and more about persistence. In her latest column, she shares her tips for passing the GMAT. "Ultimately, this process comes down to your persistence, your resilience, and your dedication. Never forget: You can do it!", advises Denira.
Khaleej Times
3 November
Living to 100: How UAE residents can prepare for longer careers, retirement
Professor Lynda Gratton reveals what it takes to lead a centenarian life... comfortably. She discusses the fact that the old idea of a career with a clear upward path is becoming inadequate. A longer working life will also include learning, sideways moves, care, renewal, experimentation and sometimes a deliberate reduction in intensity. These are not failures of ambition; they may sustain capability and engagement across decades.
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Yahoo! Japan
Analysis Group
3 November
Analysis Group hosted their latest in Experts' Table discussion series, convening a small group of legal practitioners to discuss how financial markets price information and what that means for securities litigation, valuation, and damages work. The conversation featured academic affiliate Professor Alex Edmans.
International Business Times
2 November
Dr Ekaterina Abramova told IBTimes that widespread prosperity in an AI-driven future would depend on governments redistributing the benefits of AI, as seven financial experts urged people to keep saving for retirement despite Elon Musk’s claim that saving is “pointless” in an age of “super intelligent abundance”.
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Ctee.com (Taiwan)
2 November
Professor Herminia Ibarra on why leadership in the AI era requires being able to cross disciplines and ask good questions. She points out that leaders in the AI era have five key capabilities: cross-cutting, collaborating, culture shaping, coaching, and connecting.
Kevin Coldiron - Substack
1 November
Speaking about his latest book The Madness of Markets, Professor Alex Edmans explains why sentiment drives certain market results and how we can turn them to our advantage. The work is part of a growing genre of behavioral-economics books that draw a direct line between academic results and actions we can take in everyday life.
Archived coverage
Sirius XM Business Briefing
30 October
Alex Edmans - The Business Briefing 10.30.26
Professor Alex Edmans speaks to Janet Alvarez the themes in his new book, The Madness of Markets: Why Smart Investors Make Crazy Decisions – And How to Exploit Them , exploring the behaviour of investors, exploring how psychological forces, emotion, and social contagion override rational logic in financial markets.
Bloomberg Surveillance
30 October
Bloomberg Surveillance: Tech and Election
Professor Richard Portes of the London Business School discussed the challenges of replacing ECB President Christine Lagarde, the state of the European economy and productivity, and the shifting political landscape in France with Bloomberg Surveillance hosts Tom Keene and Paul Sweeney.
Imagine If with Doone
30 October
How To Stop AI From Making You Stupid - Sergei Guriev
Professor Sergei Guriev, dean of London Business School and former chief economist of the EBRD, argues that relying on AI for instant answers erodes our reasoning and judgment, that employers now want people who can question AI and lead teams, that social media should be regulated like alcohol, and that trust will become the scarcest commodity because AI can do the analysis but not put its reputation behind it.
BBC WM
29 October
Dr Linda Yueh gives her views on the UK eocnomy post the Healey Budget.
This item appeared on 80 broadcast BBC outlets across the UK.
Times Radio
29 October
Dr Linda Yueh gives her views on the UK economy post the recent Healey Budget.
Board Agenda
29 October
Geopolitical 'super-cycles' places new demands on boards
Sergei Guriev, Dean of London Business School, emphasised at the 2026 EBRD Nominee Director Board Practice Conference that continuous education is critical for directors to stay updated and function at their best capacity during a challenging Geopolitical Supercycle.
How to Money Podcast
28 October
Why Smart Investors Make Crazy Decisions with Professor Alex Edmans
Professor Edmans argues that markets can look like they’re being driven by cold, hard economic fundamentals, when underneath it all, investor sentiment can be pulling the strings. The podcast supports the release of his lates book The Madness of Markets.
Hia magazine (in Arabic)
28 October
Living the 100-Year Life: Don't Ask If It's Too Late, What Can You Start Today?
In an exclusive interview with Hia magazine, Professor Lynda Gratton talks about our relationship to time, the small choices that could make a big difference in our future, and why women shouldn't view career stoppage or change of course as a setback for their ambitions.
Forbes
28 October
Budgeting For Growth In A Time Of Inflation
Dr. Linda Yueh highlights that Chancellor John Healey’s first Budget tackles low growth and high inflation by targeting smaller revenue sources like bank levies to fund household relief while working within tight fiscal limits.
This article was also repeated in Yahoo! Finance and Yahoo! Canada
Financial Times
27 October
Letter: How Europe can compete with dollar stablecoins
Professor Lucrezia Reichlin argues that Europe should keep a two-tier monetary system but open the second tier to any supervised firm, rather than moving to a single tier, because this would give the euro both independence from the US and a presence on the open networks where dollar stablecoins already dominate.
Financial Times
27 October
The nightmare that is the workplace bar stool
Professor Herminia Ibarra adds to Emma Jacobs' debate about the ubiquitous corporate bar stool in panel discussions: "I do hate them, for sure. On a bar stool, half my attention is on the conversation and half is on not sliding off it, or worse.”
The Wall Street Journal
27 October
How to Prepare for a 60-Year Career and Save for Retirement - WSJ
Professors Lynda Gratton and Herminia Ibarra talk to The WSJ about how people having to prepare—mentally and financially—to work well into their 70s and 80s requires a new plan.
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Poets & Quants
27 October
How I Prepared For My London Business School MBA Interviews (And 5 Things I Learned Along The Way)
Imane Iraqi, a student on LBS's One-year MBA programme, shares her top tips for acing the MBA admissions interview.
Clear Admit
27 October
Real Humans of the London Business School MBA Class of 2028
Meet Charles Jennison, Ellen Ehrnrooth, Eva Stewart, Karan Vir Malhotra, Nicolas Lozano Landinez and Sofia Castillo Guerrero - new members of the London Business School MBA Class of 2028.
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The Print (India)
27 October
Fast money is leaving, patient money is arriving—and RBI quietly rewrites the rules
Professor Hélène Rey's notable 2013 lecture at Jackson Hole is referenced in this piece. In her lecture, she argued that portfolio capital operates within a “global financial cycle” influenced by US interest rates and global economic apprehensions, regardless of a country’s economic performance, including India’s.
Foresight News
27 October
Brazil's election: Why did the market crash?
This piece references a study jointly conducted by Yale University and LBS which analyzed $13.76 billion in trading records on Polymarket and produced a striking conclusion: the platform's so-called "price discovery" accounts are pure loss-bearers, with profits heavily concentrated in a very small number of top accounts.
TahawulTech.com
26 October
AI success begins with leadership and organisational design
In a co-authored byline article, LBS Professors Nitish Jain and Alex Yang examine how leadership, experimentation and trust shape the success of AI adoption across the GCC markets.
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Reseller Middle East
Harvard Business Review Japan
26 October
Gary Hamel, Visiting Professor at London Business School and author of 'The Future of Management,' to give keynote address on 'The Future of Management' at 50th Anniversary Forum of HBR Japan.
Board Agenda
26 October
Why the board needs to look after the executive
As boards face increasing complexity in the demands placed upon them, Professor Randall Peterson explains why it pays for them to consider how they interact with the executive.
Sifted
26 October
AI takes the easy decisions; leaders must get comfortable with the hard ones
Professor Sergei Guriev, Dean of London Business School, cautions in Sifted that while artificial intelligence can streamline routine business tasks, overreliance on the technology risks causing "cognitive atrophy" by eroding critical, long-term thinking skills. Ultimately, human judgment and accountability remain essential leadership traits that cannot be automated.
Poets & Quants
26 October
Poets&Quants’ 2021 Professor Of The Year Defends Business Schools
LBS finance professor Alex Edmans, Poets&Quants’ 2021 MBA Professor of the Year, argues that Chris Marquis’s New York Times call to shut down business schools is an oversimplified, internally inconsistent caricature of business, though he applauds Marquis’s courage and agrees schools have substantial room to improve.
Riyadh Daily
26 October 2026
London Business School’s Continued Commitment to Advancing Leadership Capability Across the Kingdom
Roger Attieh, Executive Education Client Director at LBS talks to Riyadh Daily about the leadership capabilities Saudi organisations need to sustain transformation and how the School is supporting their development.
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Journal of Business News (+ 47 other media outlets)
Les Echos
23 October
In order for the debt put "in the fridge" to really bring in money for the State, it would be necessary to stop paying the banks' reserves. This would be a tax of 488 billion euros, paid by their customers and owners, explain Assistant Professor Quentin Vandeweyer.
Arabian Business
23 October
The career ladder is broken: How to remain relevant for another 20 years
Professors Lynda Gratton and Herminia Ibarra explain how executives can detect declining relevance, test a new professional direction and build careers capable of surviving decades of economic and technological change.
Education Post
23 October
London Business School reshapes Executive MBA for a changing business world
The London and Dubai-based programme combines flexible learning, digital leadership, global electives and access to a network of more than 59,000 alumni across 166 countries.
Arabian Business
22 October
A modern EMBA for a modern world: How London Business School is redefining business education
London Business School offers an Executive MBA programme across its dual hubs in London and Dubai that combines academic rigour with extreme structural flexibility, a reimagined tech-and-sustainability core curriculum, and access to a global network of over 59,000 alumni.
Gameblog
22 October
Elon Musk wants to raise $40 billion in debt to acquire Nvidia chips for his data centers
Professor James Dow warns that SpaceX’s value hinges on Musk himself and that “corporate governance is exceptionally weak,” as the company reportedly (per the Financial Times) seeks $40 billion in debt, split between roughly $10 billion in bank loans and $30 billion in bonds led by Apollo, to buy Nvidia chips for its data centers while US 10-year yields sit near 5.30%, their highest since 2002.
Forbes
22 October
Food insecurity – the workplace issue that managers need to manage
Food insecurity is often assumed to mainly affect people who are not working, but with rising grocery prices, food insecurity is becoming a prevalent issue in the workplace, writes Dr Ussama Ahmad Khan.
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Yahoo! Singapore
FT
22 October
Free Lunch: Europe’s underrated digital trailblazing
Professor Lucrezia Reichlin argues that the European Central Bank must weaken its systemic bias toward traditional national banks by granting non-bank fintech companies direct access to central bank reserves based on economic function rather than legal form.
Third Sector (Australia)
22 October
Looking beyond our sector to strengthen it
Vanessa Barry, CEO of Cure Cancer Australia describes some of the key learnings she's gained from the LBS Senior Executive Programme.
Integrator
21 October
Beyond the Funding Round: Building the Financial Foundations for MENA Startups to Scale
Nasir Khan, Co-Founder, Synovo discusses his involvement with the London Business School MENA Startup Competition and what it taught him about distinguishing genuinely scalable startups from those with compelling pitches. He reveals what will define the next generation of successful MENA businesses.
Philenews
21 October
Revolut outage: why Cyprus’s 450,000 users weren’t left stranded
At the Forbes Cyprus Next Gen Banking & Fintech Summit about a week earlier, keynote speaker Costas Markides, a Cypriot professor at London Business School, asked delegates with a Revolut account to raise their hands. Many did, possibly the vast majority of those present. When he asked them to keep their hands up only if they did not also have an account with a traditional bank, just one hand remained.
Harvard Business Review (Deutschland)
20 October
Sind Sie noch im richtigen Leben?
In the cover story for the October issue, Professor Lynda Gratton writes about 'Longevity im Job – wie kann das gehen?' and the findings from her latest book Living the 100-Year Life.
Business of Fashion
20 October
Why Luxury Marketing Is Getting More Restrained
Talking about why luxury brands are stripping back their marketing, Dafna Goor says “They’re emphasising their DNA, but doing it in a relevant way that is not trying to fight over your attention, but rather trying to lure you in... What they’re trying to do is say: We are recognisable. If you get us, you will recognise us immediately.”
Analysis Group
20 October
Analysis Group Experts Contribute Chapters to Handbook of Marketing Analytics
In “Field experiments,” Professor Catherine E. Tucker and Professor Anja Lambrecht of the London Business School describe the field experiment methodology and its applications to marketing and offer guidance for the interpretation of statistical results from field experiments.
JobXDubai
20 October
Is an MBA Still Worth It in 2026? What Dubai Business Schools Say
Amber Haque, associate director of Middle East development at LBS, says where you study can matter even more than the decision to do an MBA. She advises looking at location, alumni network and faculty quality. Students "are not just buying a degree, they are buying an ecosystem," she says.
Nudge Podcast
19 October
Is the stock market just vibes?
Professor Alex Edmans joins the Nudge podcast to explain how national mood and herd behaviour drive smart investors to make irrational decisions and how others can exploit these market inefficiencies.
The Modern Investor Podcast
19 October
Why Smart Investors Still Make Bad Decisions: Alex Edmans
Professor Alex Edmans, the author of The Madness of Markets, explores the psychological drivers behind market bubbles, herd behaviour, and the hidden risks in current AI valuations.
Sustainability Middle East News
19 October
In the Gulf, Sustainable Innovation Starts with Adaptation
Writing about the case for sustainable innovation in the Gulf, Dr Ioannis Ioannou says it starts with adaptation - rethinking products, services and business models so that environmental and social concerns are built into them, and so that economies can ultimately function within planetary boundaries.
Raconteur
19 October
This company wants to replace your CEO with an AI agent
Your next CEO could be an AI agent – Speaking to Raconteur about the rise of agentic executives, Professor Nicos Savva said the subjectivity inherent to C-suite roles makes them less amenable to full automation. “I think this is very unlikely with current (or foreseeable) technology,” - He says, explaining his scepticism in terms of the “messiness” of the tasks and responsibilities executives generally have, in that such functions cannot be explicitly articulated or codified.
Hello Monday with Jessi Hempel
19 October
Building a Career for a 100-Year Life
We plan our careers like life is short. Go to school, climb the career ladder, retire. But as we live longer, the model doesn’t hold up. Professor Lynda Gratton joins Jessi to offer a model for the arc of a long career.
The Times
19 October
Forget the career ladder — modern work is a weave
AI and economic uncertainty are changing working lives. Taking stock of your skills, relationships and priorities can be as valuable as moving up, writes Professor Lynda Gratton in her latest Times column.
The Observer
18 October
Can Britain rearm its way to growth? Economists are sceptical
Defence spending may not be the economic boon ministers claim, especially not if it is financed by cuts to housing or clean energy - LBS' Professor of Economics Paolo Surico and economist Juan Antolin-Diaz studied 125 years of US economic data and concluded that military spending can be beneficial, because it’s more geared towards research and development than other government budgets.
Poets & Quants
17 October
Favorite Business Case Studies of MBA Graduates
“One of the most impactful case studies for me was the Margaret Thatcher case by Professor Herminia Ibarra – not for its political dimension, but for the leadership mechanics behind her rise," writes Tania F. Davila Masciopinto. "The case reinforced that long-term impact depends not just on what you want to change, but on when and how you choose to move.”
Forbes
16 October
Your Career Runs In Seasons. Stop Clinging To The Plan You Had At 20
Professor Herminia Ibarra's research shows that modern work environments have largely replaced traditional, single-employer career ladders with nonlinear transitions and changing seasons.
This article was also published by Yahoo! Singapore and Yahoo! Lifestyle
The Independent
16 October
Why does the BBC have to cut roughly 10% of its staff? An expert crunches the numbers
Compounding real-terms cuts in funding to the broadcaster’s national, regional and local UK services have driven the BBC into a full-on crisis, writes The Independent while republishing an article that Emeritus Professor Patrick Barwise for The Conversation
The Telegraph
16 October
Why the best teams need cognitive diversity
Speaking about the value of building diverse teams, Professor Alex Edmans says the first step is to understand the value of cognitive diversity. “If you have a broad range of people, they’ll have different experiences and vantage points. The whole will be more than the sum of its parts. This will avoid group think and it will allow you to notice your blind spots.”
Poets & Quants
16 October
10 Strategies To Make The Most Of Your MBA Or Masters
Professor Herminia Ibarra says we are much more likely to act our way into a more strategic way of thinking than to think our way into strategic action. Her work on provisional selves in Administrative Science Quarterly describes career change as trying on possible identities rather than deducing the right one.
The Business Edit by GMAC podcast
15 October
In an increasingly competitive job market, where AI is reshaping roles and new opportunities are emerging across a wider range of industries and functions, Zoe McLoughlin explores what’s changing within the most popular sectors for business school grads and how to stand out and make smart career choices today.
The Conversation
15 October
What’s behind the BBC’s funding crisis? An expert explains
Writing about the cut in real-terms funding for the BBC services, Emeritus Professor Patrick Barwise advises that ensuring sustainable BBC funding under the next charter will require updating or replacing the licence fee funding model, widening the payment base and bringing it closer to the BBC’s near-universal household usage.
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Rational Reminder Podcast
15 October
The Madness of Markets (Alex Edmans) | #431
In this podcast episode, Professor Alex Edmans and author of The Madness of Markets. explores how emotions, social influence and psychological biases shape investor behaviour and why even apparently irrational markets can be difficult to beat.
Middle East News 247
15 October
Trust, Governance and Collaboration the Key to the Future of Finance and AI
Speaking at the Annual Meetings of the Global Future Councils in Dubai, Dean Sergei Guriev said markets are seeking safe assets amid economic volatility. He suggested GDP may eventually give way to indicators showing how people benefit from growth, while tackling inflation requires clear targets and integrated, flexible strategies. He concluded: “I am optimistic that humanity will find a way to create new jobs in the age of artificial intelligence.”
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Economy Middle East
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MENAFN
Arab News
15 October
Saudi health tech startup lands runner-up spot in London Business School competition
Saudi owned startup SDM has been named runner up at the London Business School MENA Startup Competition 2026, scooping $15,000 in prize money. The firm is developing AI-powered tools for the early detection of chronic diseases, after witnessing growing challenges diabetic patients face in specialised eye care, particularly in rural and underserved communities.
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Economy Today
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Lana
Tech Mag
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Emirates News – Dubai One TV: London Business School Startup Competition Grand Finale; Emirates News Agency (WAM): UAE's Persium wins London Business School MENA Startup Competition 2026; Arab News: Saudi health tech startup lands runner-up spot in London Business School competition; Saudi startups reach final of London Business School competition; The Gulf Pulse: UAE tech wins MENA Startup Competition; 10 MENA startups reach Dubai final for $45,000; The Integrator: Beyond the Funding Round: Building the Financial Foundations for MENA Startups to Scale
Independent
14 October
What I got wrong about the future of work
As we are set to work longer and later in our lives, and with AI advances removing the security of the career ladder, we will have to shift focus to the life we are making along the way, writes Professor Lynda Gratton.
Laverita
14 October
Draghi, the Rhine Group imposes the cure for the diseases he himself caused
Professor Lucrezia Reichlin is named among the Italian members of the Rhine Group, the Swiss-registered think tank that Mario Draghi and Stripe’s Patrick Collison launched. La Verità’s Riccardo Pedrizzi portrays as a vehicle to push Brussels into implementing Draghi’s stalled competitiveness report and as a product of the same elites he says caused Europe’s crisis.
Inc. Arabia
14 October
The Most Valuable Skill in the Age of AI Isn’t Intelligence. It’s Judgement
Professor Lynda Gratton propounds that AI cannot remove the human work of deciding what matters, which trade-offs we are willing to make, and where technology genuinely adds value.
Arab News
14 October
Saudi startups reach final of London Business School competition
Two Saudi startups are among 10 finalists competing at the London Business School MENA Startup Competition, highlighting the range of solutions emerging from the Kingdom. Health tech company SDM and fintech startup NSBH are competing for a share of $45,000 in funding.
GMAC
14 October
6 tips for a better LinkedIn profile
David Simpson advises against using connections as a research tool for information you could find elsewhere. “When communicating with admissions professionals, don’t use LinkedIn connections and messaging as a back door for access you couldn’t gain in other ways,” he says. “Asking admissions directors about GMAT scores or other basic details that can be discovered from a website or AI search is not going to make a good impression.”
Shopify
13 October
The Entrepreneur Effect in the UK: When more people build, everyone benefits
Shopify’s data shows UK entrepreneurship surging (£71.1 billion in activity and ~479,000 jobs, both up over 140% since 2022) as AI makes starting a business easier, with Professor Gary Dushnitsky calling it one of the most exciting times to be an entrepreneur.
This items also appeared on Shopify's platform in France, Germany, Italy and Spain
Channel X
13 October
AI traffic conversion rate 80% higher than search says Shopify
Professor Gary Dushnitsky argues that entrepreneurship drives most innovation, and that it’s an especially exciting time to start a business because launching one now takes hours rather than months.
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Media Key
DailyNet
Tech4Trade
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Ecommerce News
Marketing4eCOmmerce
El Periodico de la Publicidad
Etailment in Germany
Ebrun's English-language coverage of the launch in China
Retail Times
13 October
Shopify merchants generate $1.2 trillion in global economic activity, new data shows
Professor Gary Dushnitsky argues that entrepreneurship drives most innovation, and that it’s an especially exciting time to start a business because launching one now takes hours rather than months.
Bloomberg UK
13 October
Trump’s Birthday Gift to Putin Is Only Half the Story
Speaking to Bloomberg ‘Opinion’ columnist Lionel Laurent about Western sanctions on Vladimir Putin’s Russia, Dean Sergei Guriev said punishing individual oligarchs had a “limited impact” on the war, as tycoons have largely chosen to stay quiet out of self-preservation (or wealth preservation). Broader economic sanctions on the Russian state and its machinery have, however, had a real impact.
Philenews
13 October
Forbes Cyprus fintech summit opens with banking’s future in focus
The keynote speech, ‘The FinTech Revolution and the Future of Banking’, will be given by Costas Markides, professor of strategy and entrepreneurship at London Business School who holds the Robert P. Bauman Chair in Strategic Leadership. He will set out the changes the fintech revolution is bringing and the outlook for banks.
Finsmes
12 October
Hadrian, Interview With CEO Rogier Fischer
Rogier Fischer and Maurice Clin, who studied together at London Business School and co-founded the Amsterdam-based AI offensive security company Hadrian in 2021 with Olivier Beg, have raised a $40M Series B co-led by Forgepoint Capital International and Smartfin to fund autonomous testing research and US and European expansion, with Fischer explaining how its Atlas and Nova products replace infrequent manual pentests with continuous AI-driven testing for more than 1,000 customers.
Mobile News
12 October
Egyptian company qualifies for the finals of the London Business School 2026 competition
P-Vita, an agricultural technology company, is one of 10 startups that have qualified for the finals of LBS's MENA startup competition for 2026, after semi-finals in which 20 companies from several countries in the region participated.
Poets & Quants
11 October
Favorite Traditions & Events At Top Business Schools
Tania F. Davila Masciopinto highlights Tattoo, the largest fully student-led event on campus, as her favourite tradition. Students proudly represent their cultures through music, food, and performances, and what stands out most is the sense of collective ownership. It is community in its purest form: ambitious, diverse and global, yet united.
Europe Says
11 October
Sergei Guriev, Dean of London Business School, elected Fellow of the Econometric Society
LBS Dean is one of a distinguished cohort of 30 new Fellows announced for 2026.
Think
8 October
Five minutes with the faculty: Herminia Ibarra
Professor Ibarra discusses career change and how reinvention is part of a long working life. She reveals that small experiments, new experiences and relationships help us discover possibilities that reflection alone cannot reveal. Careers need not follow a straight line, and periods of questioning, pausing and changing direction are valuable.
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London Higher
8 October
World-leading London Business School joins London Higher
Commenting on the move, Dean Sergei Guriev said: “London Business School is a truly global School, attracting faculty, students and executive education participants from across the world. They come to LBS for the very best in business education and research, and they come to London for everything the city represents: a global centre of business, finance, innovation, culture and ideas. "
Psychology Today
8 October
How You and Your Team Build Judgment in the AI Era
The author's favorite definition of judgment comes from Sir Andrew Likierman who defines judgment as “the ability to combine personal qualities with relevant knowledge and experience to form opinions and make decisions.”
BusinessToday.ME
8 October
In a world of continuous disruption, strategy must become a capability – not a plan
Writing exclusively for Business Today Middle East, Costas Markides, Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship highlights in the Middle East, traditional strategic planning is challenged by rapid technological change, geopolitical uncertainty and AI acceleration. Businesses must shift from fixed plans to developing capabilities that allow continuous adaptation while maintaining strategic clarity. Saudi Arabia and the UAE exemplify this approach through economic diversification and innovation-driven growth.
Campaign
8 October
London Business School appoints VCCP to global integrated account
Commenting on the appointment, Graeme Harper, interim chief marketing officer, said:
“VCCP impressed us with both the strength of their thinking on our brand and the clarity of their plans for delivering it at pace and scale across every market we operate in. We’re looking forward to building something ambitious together.”
Poets & Quants
8 October
MBA Research Ranking: The Most Influential Business Schools
London Business School ranks as one of the world's most influential business schools for research.
Mid East Info
7 October
Three KSA startup's rise to the Top 10 in London Business School’s MENA Startup Competition 2026
Supported by London Business School’s Institute of Entrepreneurship and Private Capital (IEPC), the LBS MENA Startup Competition connects early-stage founders with the investors, mentors and experienced entrepreneurs who can help them grow, drawing on LBS’s global alumni and faculty network.
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Economy Today
Lana
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Repubblica
7 October
Reichlin: "Low wages, inflation and young people fleeing: Italy is also at risk"
Commenting on the current economic situation in Italy, Professor Lucrezia Reichlin says that "So far citizens have not taken to the streets and have preferred to express their dissent by not going to vote. But the bill can also come here"
HR Review
7 October
CIPD conference to put AI, skills and workplace change centre stage
Professor Herminia Ibarra to deliver keynote speech at the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development’s Annual Conference and Exhibition, which is taking place in Manchester on 4-5 November.
Information about the conference was also published on the CIPD website. CIPD Annual Conference and Exhibition 2026 | CIPD
Financial Times
6 October
High flyers weigh executive MBAs vs shorter courses
Graham Hastie, Associate Dean, Degree Education highlights the increased flexibility of LBS's redesigned EMBA programme.
CEPR
6 October
Modernising European finance – the steps we can take
Writing for CEPR, Professor Lucrezia Reichlin says Europe needs deeper, more competitive financial markets to finance innovation and common public goods, but reform has stalled because of a systemic bias in favour of nationally anchored universal banks.
Poets & Quants
6 October
The Best Cities (And Towns) To Earn An MBA
Tania F. Davila Masciopinto rates London's "energy and its openness". "London mirrors what I value most: ambition paired with diversity, tradition alongside reinvention, and a constant sense of global connection."
Reuters - The Big View Podcast
6 October
How financial markets became even more manic (Professor Alex Edmans)
The notion that stocks and bonds follow a rational path has been widely debunked – Professor Edmans, author of ‘The Madness of Markets’, debates how the rules of investing have changed.
Sabaq - Middle East
6 October
The Saudi Media Academy unveils the second edition of the "Media Leaders" track
The Saudi Media Academy, concluded the second edition of its "Media Leaders" track. The training track consisted of two phases, the first was launched in London, through the "Strategic Leadership and Institutional Transformation in Media" program with London Business School.
Bloomberg UK - Merryn Talks Money Podcast
5 October
How to Outsmart Your Investing Instincts
Professor Alex Edmans author of "The Madness of Markets," in conversation with Bloomberg UK's Money Editor Merryn Somerset Webb, about why even sophisticated investors struggle to overcome the psychological biases that shape their decisions.
Something You Should Know Podcast
5 October
Why Smart Investors Do Crazy Things
Professor Alex Edmans explains the psychology that drives financial markets and how recognising it can help you make smarter decisions.
Leader
5 October
Middle managers: Why the hardest job just got harder
Writing about the middle manager squeeze, Professor Randall Peterson highlights why organisations need to rethink how they support them. This article was originally published by 'Think'.
Cyprus Mail
5 October
Big Tech poses greater long-term threat to banks than fintechs, professor says
In an interview with Forbes Cyprus, ahead of the first Forbes Next Gen Banking & Fintech Summit, in Limassol on October 13, Professor Costas Markides says fintech companies have fundamentally changed banking and warns that control of the customer relationship is becoming the key battleground in financial services.
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4 October
Business Schools Are Waking Up to the Importance of 'Longevity', Led by Women
Avivah Wittenberg-Cox, referencing the launch of the SARI Foundation Institute for Work, Careers and Longevity, notes that LBS professors Lynda Gratton and Herminia Ibarra are part of the group of women who have pioneered the shift from seeing longevity as an issue of ageing, pensions and retirement to recognising it as a strategic management challenge.
This article was first published in the English language version of Forbes on 24 September.
Poets & Quants
4 October
The Favorite MBA Professors Of The Class Of 2026
Rajesh Chandy, Professor of Marketing and Academic Director for the Wheeler Institute for Business and Development, is praised not just for his expertise, but the way he showed up at LBS's Global Experience course in Johannesburg. "Rajesh did not just teach us about entrepreneurial growth. He modelled a way of engaging with the world.”
FT
4 October
Election season starts with possibly the most contentious result
Writing in his ‘The Week Ahead’ column, FT journalist Jonathan Moules talks about enjoying reading a sort of self-help book for investors, The Madness of Markets by London Business School Professor of Finance, Alex Edmans.
ME HR & Learning
4 October
Led by Professors Lynda Gratton and Herminia Ibarra, the SARI Foundation Institute for Work, Careers and Longevity will research how individuals, businesses and institutions can adapt to longer working lives, focusing on career development, workplace practices and lifelong professional reinvention.
IT Boltwise
2 October
BS Workshop with Sifted: Why Late Funding Rounds Need Other Evidence
Osman Haneef, Head of the London Busienss School Incubator, led a London Business School workshop at the Sifted Summit on 1 October, showing that late-stage investors prioritise execution risk, verified numbers, a credible path to break-even, and early documentation and legal preparation over the pitch rhetoric and momentum that carried a company through early rounds, using real deal-memo case studies to illustrate it.
Poets & Quants
2 October
The 100 Highest-Funded MBA Startups Of 2026
LBS startup's Gravitiq and Hadrian made the cut in this year's prestigious list.
Social Science Bites
1 October
Alex Edmans on Market Irrationality
Belief in ‘markets’ among the financial elite can at times border on the theological, with approaches like the efficient market hypothesis or the invisible hand cited, unironically, as dogmas. Professor Alex Edmans discusses why belief in the financial markets a bit, well, irrational.
Campaign ME
1 October
How CMOs can influence CEOs and CFOs and align marketing with business priorities
Emeritus Professor Patrick Barwise advises bringing longer and broader customer insights to the strategy debate, showing how marketing impacts financial returns and communicating with colleagues outside of marketing to understand their aims and concerns.
News Tank Academic
1 October
"We have forgotten the single market for science"
The problem with Europe's support for research and development is not how much public money it spends, but how that support is structured, according to Paolo Surico, Professor of Economics at London Business School (LBS).
Sirius XM Business Briefing
1 October
Linda Yueh's monthly discussion with anchor Janet Alvarez on macroeconomics and geopolitics.
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Nine Dots Prize Podcast
1 October
We hear from three of our Prize winners, Dr Linda Yueh CBE (University of Oxford and London Business School), Dr Annie Zaidi, Trish Lorenz and Dr Joanna Kusiak in the studio.
Gulf News
29 September
What it takes to become a leader in uncertain times
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29 September
MBA Voices: Business Schools Don’t Just Tell You Who They Are – They Show You
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29 September
Buzz Magazine
29 September
A modern-day Odyssey: Welsh skipper GAVIN REES’ race around the world
Washington Post
29 September
Ban prediction markets? A pope tried in 1591.
Fast Company
29 September
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29 September
Why are good ideas alone not enough to shape the future?
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29 September
DIFC Academy and London Business School Launch Executive Scholarships for Emirati Women
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28 September
Emirati women offered 10 London Business School scholarships through DIFC
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28 September
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28 September
Gulf News LevelUP closes inaugural edition, highlighting need for continuous learning
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28 September
Frank Land, refugee from Nazi Germany and boffin who perfected LEO, the Lyons Electronic Office
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28 September
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27 September
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27 September
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26 September
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26 September
Successful entrepreneurs treat tax as part of the board game
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26 September
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26 September
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26 September
Financial Times and Schroders announce new partnership for Business Book of the Year Award
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25 September
Why a U.S. Diesel Export Ban May Not Lower Prices
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24 September
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24 September
Business Schools Are Waking Up To Longevity. Women Lead The Way.
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24 September
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24 September
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24 September
Ban prediction markets? That didn’t go well in 1591.
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23 September
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23 September
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23 September
Living longer means living better – here’s how to get started
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23 September
The career ladder is dead. Long live the jungle gym
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23 September
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23 September
After You're Fired, Take Back Your Story
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23 September
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23 September
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23 September
The Future of Graduate Management Education, Revisited
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23 September
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22 September
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22 September
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21 September
What Putin’s Election Victory Means for Next Phase of Ukraine War
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21 September
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21 September
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21 September
Agency By Design: Leading Through Structural Change
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19 September
UK scholar says 'even facts can mislead'
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19 September
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19 September
Using Killer Robots to Get a Regulatory Moat for AI
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18 September
Why Autocrats Care What People Think
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18 September
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18 September
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17 September
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17 September
The Career Ladder Is Breaking. What Comes Next May Be Better
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17 September
Longevity Expert Lynda Gratton on Living the 100-Year Life
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17 September
Putin braces for election stress test as Russians ‘feel the pain’ of struggling economy
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17 September
Sustainability Reporting Is Meant To Help Investors. So Why Is It So Hard To Compare Companies?
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17 September
Professor Alex Edmans, London Business School, on the Madness of Markets… and Sustainable Investing
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16 September
Lynda Gratton: What If You Live to 100? Here's How to Actually Plan For It
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16 September
The Madness of Markets, with Alex Edmans
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16 September
Putin’s Push for Military AI Masks Russia’s Lag at Frontier
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16 September
Two New Books And The Rise Of The Q3 Career
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16 September
Your Resume Is Perfect. That Is the Problem.
GMAC
16 September
Money-saving tips for your MBA
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15 September
2026 Bloomberg Businessweek MBA Ranking: Stanford Dominates, Virginia Darden Rises
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15 September
8 Things To Do Once You’ve Hit Submit On Your MBA Applications
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15 September
Forget Climbing the Career Ladder. Start Weaving a Working Life Instead
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15 September
Two New Books And The Rise Of The Q3 Career
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14 September
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14 September
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13 September
Living the 100-Year Life - Lynda Gratton
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13 September
London Business School Deans: In The Age Of AI, Building Trust Is The New B-School Advantage
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11 September
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11 September
"It's a gift, but it isn't easy" - how to be happy and performing until 100
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11 September
Professor Edmans: “Grow the Pie to Capture Both Value and Profit” [27th World Knowledge Forum]
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11 September
The Many Signs of Madness in Markets
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11 September
Leadership Lessons From Extreme Sailing
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11 September
Living the 100-Year Life - Lynda Gratton
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10 September
The entrepreneurial advantage in a 100-year life
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10 September
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10 September
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10 September
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9 September
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9 September
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9 September
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9 September
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9 September
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9 September
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9 September
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9 September
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9 September
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8 September
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8 September
PitchBook’s 2026 Top Universities, Ranked By Number Of MBA Startup Founders
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8 September
Four recurring patterns of team conflict
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8 September
Organisational Behaviour Professors: UK Leadership Lessons
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8 September
Is It Really Rude to Send a Work Email at Night or on the Weekend?
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7 September
The Madness of Markets: Alex Edmans on Why Smart Investors Make Crazy Decisions
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7 September
How to make the most of masters in management study
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7 September
We’re living longer than ever – here’s how to stay happy and well
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7 September
Private sector will lead enactment of Draghi report, says professor
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2 September
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2 September
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1 September
Ozempic Jab’s Creator Needs a Second Act. Pills May Be the Answer.
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31 August
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29 August
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28 August
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28 August
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27 August
Harvard Business School explored European outpost after Trump’s visa threats
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25 August
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25 August
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24 August
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Jason Arday reflects a much deeper rot within universities
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Consumer goods firms cut CEO tenures short in push for growth
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Business Today Middle East
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Enterprise and the Environment in MENA
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FT
7 December
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Dubai News.net
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18 November
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Arab News
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Le Figaro
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15 November
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Sustainability Middle East
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6 November
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Bloomberg Surveillance
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Sirius XM Business Briefing
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1 October
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30 September
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Reuters - Sustainable Switch
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Times Radio - The Trump Report
8 September
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FT
7 September
The transatlantic divide over business school diversity teaching
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6 September
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Forbes
4 September
Trapped Competencies: The Strategic Advantage Markets Cannot Yet See
Forbes (France)
3 September
The Banker
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Forbes
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MENAFN
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London Business School sets sail with the Clipper 2025/26 round the world yacht race
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BBC News (This article was accompanied by 12 broadcasts through 30 August on BBC World)
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Channel 4
30 August
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27 August
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Entrepreneur Middle East
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22 August
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17 August
The New Talent Playbook: From Build And Buy To Bridge, Borrow, And AI
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15 August
ESG News
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14 August
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14 August
Russia Reveals Plans for Trump-Putin Alaska Summit
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13 August
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CNN
12 August
CNBC - Squawk Box Europe
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Are Women’s Ideas Missing From The Future Of Innovation?
Paul Krugman web portal
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Britain too often treats commerce as faintly vulgar
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14 July
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Boston Globe
26 June
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25 June
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24 June
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Sirius XM Business Briefing
3 June
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FT
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Executive Education Open 2025 - Executive Education Open 2025
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1 June
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FT
1 June
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FT
1 June
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Poets & Quants
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The Times
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BBC Radio 5 - Wake Up to Money
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Arabian Gulf Business Insight
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