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How social unicorns could fight the coronavirus crisis
Let’s encourage startups that improve a billion lives over those that want to be worth a billion dollars
Dual networking: the secret to effective partnerships in innovation
Innovation happens when technologists and managers make the best of frenemies
Stakeholder capitalism cannot be trusted to self-regulate
Academia will play an important part in ensuring a better system.
Virtue signalling: how individual actions can drive a newer, kinder form of capitalism
If you find yourself accused of virtue signalling, take it as a compliment
What can established firms learn from startups?
Key questions to ask before using experimentation for innovation
Crowdfunding: why campaign backers distrust round numbers
More accurate crowdfunding targets increase confidence and reduce sense of risk.
The art of the pivot: how new ventures change course without losing followers
Pivoting – radically changing course – without losing key followers is often necessary but tricky for new ventures: resetting relationships helps them pull off this feat
Could the blockchain replace your manager?
The blockchain can allow businesses to organise themselves in new ways, free from traditional corporate hierarchies and established chains of command.
4 things to know about family-owned businesses in Asia
When we say “family firm”, what image does that evoke?
Tidal power brings in more than just jobs and electricity
The recently cancelled Swansea tidal lagoon had the potential to drive innovation in far more sectors of the UK's economy than just construction and power generation.
The internet is killing voter turnout
Despite the vast amount of information available on the internet, broadband access is decreasing voter turnout