Latest news MBA To Watch: Poets&Quants interviews Business School alumnus Eva Look Business School recognises students and alumni in 2024 Dean's Community Awards Food tax reduces obesity and health inequalities: The Daily Mirror covers Dr Elisa Pineda's new research Olympic swimmer and business student: Forbes features MSc International Health Management alumnus Julimar Avila Paying polluters to stop polluting is sound economic logic, writes Dr Alissa Kleinnijenhuis in the Financial Times La Repubblica interviews Professor Tommaso Valletti on the US vs Google landmark antitrust case Income and regional disparities dictate how young people use healthcare services: new study from Dr Mario Martinez-Jiminez Economics of pandemic preparedness Unequal access to information is the hidden barrier to free healthcare: Dr Andre Veiga writes in Forbes Dr Mirabelle Muûls speaks to French newspaper L'Express about carbon pricing and lowering emissions Teaching Excellence Awards 2022-2023 Winners "Xi Jinping really is unshakeably committed to the private sector": The Economist cites research by Professor Franklin Allen « First ‹ Previous … 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 … Next › Last » IB Podcasts Podcast from students, career advisers and faculty at Imperial Business School Listen Sign-up now
Food tax reduces obesity and health inequalities: The Daily Mirror covers Dr Elisa Pineda's new research
Olympic swimmer and business student: Forbes features MSc International Health Management alumnus Julimar Avila
Paying polluters to stop polluting is sound economic logic, writes Dr Alissa Kleinnijenhuis in the Financial Times
Income and regional disparities dictate how young people use healthcare services: new study from Dr Mario Martinez-Jiminez
Unequal access to information is the hidden barrier to free healthcare: Dr Andre Veiga writes in Forbes
"Xi Jinping really is unshakeably committed to the private sector": The Economist cites research by Professor Franklin Allen
