Summer reading from BI

The biggest mistake international companies can make in Norway is assuming that what works everywhere else will be equally effective here.

Why do some monopolies stand out as truly remarkable workplaces? And what can every leader learn from them?

A CEO’s geographic background plays a crucial role in how investors assess the firm's risk. Firms led by local CEOs tend to face lower expected returns.

How maritime industries lead the way in proactive investment and market switching.

A U.S. study shows local CEOs spend more money than leaders from outside the state. Here's why this is a good thing.

While dismissing an auditor might seem like a cost-saving move, a new study shows it can lead to poorer investment decisions within companies.

Babbling leaders, ethical dilemmas, something rotten about Apple, and the era of provocative girls. We have collected our most read stories of the year.

If we want to avoid a future with two separate civilizations, we need to stop thinking that the technological gap is going to close itself.

In unpredictable times, use simple rules to make quick decisions and stay focused on business opportunities.

Three ways to create a psychologically safe working environment where a diverse workforce can thrive.

This short poem about accepting AI in the workplace is brought to you by a human. Sort of.

What happened to our motivation and job satisfaction during the lockdown? A new study looks at what the media coverage tells us about the future of work.