Strategy
AI may change how we work, but people shape how we get there
What leaders must do to support younger professionals as technology transforms business
Netflix missed another opportunity with ‘KPop Demon Hunters’
The company’s belief that theatres are dead led it to the nonsensical decision to pull the sing-along box office hit after just one weekend
McDonald’s secret sauce – plus a pickle or two
Hearty quarterly results conceal a dual challenge for the burger behemoth
McKinsey and its peers need a new strategy. And some humility
AI could make consultancy more effective – or redundant
How FairPrice is deepening consumer relevance through Own Brands
House brands can drive shopper excitement and business resilience
Is diversification in equity indexes a myth?
With some indices becoming more reliant on the returns from a small number of stocks, actively managed portfolios are likely to perform better when the market rebalances
Why smart companies do dumb things
It’s not a surprise that Macy’s and JetBlue are struggling, but even Big Oil and Netflix are making mistakes
Jaguar to become electric-only niche luxury brand, and make under 60,000 cars a year
The British marque will no longer compete with BMW and Mercedes-Benz in mainstream luxury
Issue 53: Keppel’s green transformation; Indonesia confronts coal phase-out’s complexities
In this issue: Green contracts, partnerships and investments dominate Keppel Corp’s recent announcements, while Indonesia is finding the early retirement of coal assets to be rather complex.
Communicating in a crisis: What we can learn from foodpanda, Lazada and Airbnb
IN THE dynamic landscape of today’s digital world, information travels at the speed of a digital blink and reputations can be made or shattered with unprecedented swiftness. This underscores the vital...
