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How to hedge in times of crisis:

For a long time, most companies based their competitive advantage on the ownership of unique physical assets. Such valuable assets...

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In a Crisis, Ecosystem Businesses Have a

Most companies cannot quickly change their business model to open up new revenue streams. Different activities are interlocked with one...

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How Autonomy Creates Resilience in the Face

One Chinese manufacturing giant quickly rebounded from the coronavirus. Here’s what you can learn from its org chart. The outbreak...

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After each recession, a new world will

One thing everyone basically agrees on is that the impact of the epidemic in the short term must be negative-as...

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European markets wrap up worst day ever

“The temporary economic measures European officials are announcing today are helpful, but they aren’t sufficient to inoculate against the long-term...

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Despite public outcry and fines, facebook doesn’t

FACEBOOK has never been at a point at which its actions are so starkly in opposition to what it claims....

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Apple has made “strategic mistakes”

Huawei as a company – even compared to Oppo or Vivo in China – has an actual technological advantage. The...

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FAANGs vs BATs: the US and China

The US and China are caught in a technological arms race, with companies on both sides investing heavily in cutting-edge...

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Digital China is coming to Europe

European companies need to act fast to define the best strategies to connect, partner or compete against Chinese players.  Often unnoticed...

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Five reasons why foreign entrepreneurs start a

I think it is very good. Firstly, the support of the Chinese government is rather extensive, from incubators to subsidies,...

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