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China: The Com­mun­ist Party moves into private com­pan­ies

A new CBS research study shows how the Chinese Communist Party has become integrated in the organisational structure of many private companies. According to…

Ma­jor grant for in­ter­dis­cip­lin­ary re­search centre on quantum tech­no­logy

What happens when quantum technology moves from being a scientific possibility to becoming part of society? Supported by a DKK 50 million grant from the…

Kar­ri­e­re - uden fil­ter: In­nova­tion lyk­kes først, når den vir­ker i prak­sis.

Arbejdslivet er fyldt med tvivl, omveje og drømme. I artikelserien Karriere – uden filter giver deltagerne fra CBS Efteruddannelse et ærligt indblik i deres…

Po­dcast: Er med­le­del­se bare et mid­del til, at de rige bli­ver end­nu ri­ge­re?

Er medledelse egentlig en demokratisk ledelsesform, hvis medarbejderne får indflydelse, men ikke ejerskab og del i den økonomiske gevinst? Det her er sæson 2…

New vice dean to bring green re­search into so­ci­ety

CBS is home to strong research environments within sustainability, but they need to work more closely with companies and society, says the university's…

AI is a cap­ab­il­ity – not a busi­ness strategy

Many Danish companies are already using AI, but only a few succeed in translating the technology into real business value. To unlock its full potential,…

China con­trols crit­ic­al sup­ply chains - but Europe can­not pro­duce everything it­self

China dominates supply chains that the European industry cannot do without, however, the solution is not to bring all production back to Europe, a CBS researcher argues

Lyt til po­dca­sten: Vej­en til med­le­del­se sæ­son 2

Flere organisationer giver medarbejdere ansvar for ledelse, ansættelser, budgetter og strategi. Men hvordan fungerer medledelse i praksis? I podcastserien…

CBS main­tains its po­s­i­tion among the world’s best in new glob­al rank­ing

CBS continues to rank among the world’s leading universities in the latest ShanghaiRanking. The university ranks 2nd in the world in Business Administration…

Count­ing wo­men is not enough

New research from CBS challenges the conventional view of the so-called token woman. Being the only woman on a corporate board does not necessarily mean having…

From The­ory to Pra­cti­ce: How to Turn Your EMBA Lear­ning into Real Wor­k­pla­ce Im­pa­ct

Completing an Executive MBA leaves you with a formidable collection of ideas, frameworks and ways of thinking. But for some, the harder question comes…

Eks­pert­lis­te: Tysk valg

AfD vinder stort i Sachsen-Anhalt. Hvad sker der nu i Tyskland? Find en CBS ekspert i det tyske delstatsvalg. AfD er blevet klart største parti ved…

AI, data and tech­no­logy lead­er Car­mine Gioia joins CBS as Pro­fess­or of Prac­tice

He has held senior leadership roles in data, AI and technology at organisations including Nordea, Saxo Bank and currently works with innovation in the Danish…

CBS re­search­er re­ceives pres­ti­gi­ous ERC grant to study how new act­ors are chal­len­ging es­tab­lished eco­nom­ic ideas

As economic narratives move beyond universities, central banks and government ministries and into YouTube, podcasts and online communities, the question of who…

New study: How power in the busi­ness com­munity has changed

The Danish business elite has become smaller. A new study from CBS reveals that power is concentrated in the hands of fewer and much larger companies, which…

Power is a dirty word - but es­sen­tial to lead­er­ship

Power is often associated with hierarchy and authority. But according to Professor MSO and organisational researcher Kristina Dahlin, understanding power is…

Build­ing a stra­tegic fu­ture: chart­ing a new dir­ec­tion in lead­er­ship

The CBS Executive MBA helped Daniel Tewfik develop the strategic perspective, resilience and confidence to make his latest ‘Leadershift’ - into a transformation role at LEGO Group.

Want people to eat more legumes?  Do not place them next to the meat

Danes only eat a fraction of the recommended amount of legumes. A new study from Copenhagen Business School shows that supermarkets can encourage more people…

Di­git­al­isa­tion does not cost jobs – it cre­ates them

A new study from CBS and the University of Oxford shows that companies investing in digital skills typically see higher productivity, increased revenue and more employees

Ca­re­ers Q&A: Ne­ver un­de­re­sti­ma­te the po­wer of net­wor­king

Get the most important career advice from CBS Careers Manager Malene Sejer Larsen, who share her top tips for recent graduates looking for their next opportunity.

Lead­er­shift: in­spir­ing a fresh dir­ec­tion in lead­er­ship

Already an accomplished pharmaceutical leader, Catherine Dorfman’s EMBA experience at Copenhagen Business School nevertheless crystallised a new career path –…

Green Am­bas­sad­ors Drive Sustain­ability En­gage­ment Across CBS

The Green Ambassador programme, run by the Green Office, is one of the ways CBS turns sustainability from strategy into everyday action.

Grant: CBS re­search­ers turn Copen­ha­gen streets into a story of Dan­ish cap­it­al­ism

A new public engagement project from CBS will transform decades of business history research into a free audio walk through the Danish capital. The project is…

New re­search aims to pre­vent al­gorithmic dis­crim­in­a­tion

Researchers from CBS and the University of Seville have developed a method that makes algorithms fairer without compromising their accuracy

AI la­bels re­duce so­cial me­dia en­gage­ment

We tend to engage less in posts when they are labelled as AI-generated. According to a new CBS study, the effect is strongest when the content appeals to people's emotions

New stu­dy: Com­pa­nies over­look unem­ploy­ed can­di­da­tes de­spi­te la­bour shor­ta­ges

A new study by Associate Professor Birthe Larsen from the Department of Economics, together with researchers from the University of Copenhagen and Banque de…

Fri­sæt­tel­se i den of­fent­li­ge sek­tor: Fri­hed el­ler an­svars­for­skyd­ning?

Frisættelse bliver fremhævet som svaret på ældreområdets udfordringer. Men er det i virkeligheden en ansvarsforskydning, hvor kompleksiteten ikke minimeres og…

More people than ever want to study at CBS

The interest in CBS has been historically high this year. Even so, the university has had to reject many qualified applicants

Ca­reer – Un­filtered: My am­bi­tions are not about job titles, but about grow­ing the busi­ness

Working life is full of doubt, detours, and dreams. In the article series Career – Unfiltered, participants from CBS Executive Education share an honest look…

Flex­ible work­ing is chan­ging the work­place – and we’re pay­ing for it with hot desks

Today, 41% of Danes take advantage of the opportunity to work from home. Concurrently, many companies are calling employees back to the office. How are these…

The Scale-Up Trap: How Emil Sur­vived His Own Suc­cess at Jag­ger and Otto

9 years in the engine room. From the early scale-up years to managing a group of 34 restaurants today. In 2022, 30-year-old Emil Schandorff, CCO of Jagger,…

Hør alle af­snit af po­dcast­se­ri­en 'Fyrtårn, Vel­færd i be­væ­gel­se'

I podcastserien 'Fyrtårn, Velfærd i Bevægelse' stilles der skarpt på hvad det er for en velfærd vi kommer fra, og hvordan vi fornyer velfærden. Lyt til alle afsnit her.

Di­versity is noth­ing without in­clu­sion

Deputy Police Inspector Daniel Benner believes that diversity is a management treasure, and inclusion is the key to the treasure chest. "We can strive for…

Re­cord num­bers ap­ply to CBS – but few­er will get in

Application deadline: 7463 applied for a bachelor programme at CBS as their first priority, making interest in studying at the Nordic region’s largest business…

A shift in per­spect­ive: Turn­ing ex­pert­ise into stra­tegic lead­er­ship

As Head of 160 engineers at COWI, Louise Vang Edwards relies on sharp industry insight, a clear market outlook and a strong strategic mindset.The CBS Executive…

If Know­ledge Is a Mat­ter of Trust, Who De­cides What Is True?

Do you get your news from traditional media, social media, or research publications? As information sources multiply, shared understandings of reality are…

In­dia's Te­xti­le Re­cycling In­du­s­try: Linking Re­search, Po­li­cy, and Pra­cti­ce

An illustration of the potential of academic research to translate into direct societal impacts.

Dis­count can make fest­ival­go­ers choose green­er food - but it takes a lot

A new study from CBS and DTU shows that festivalgoers who had already decided to buy a beef burger needed an average discount of almost 40 per cent to switch…

Former in­mates are more likely to be­come en­tre­pren­eurs

People who have served a prison sentence are significantly more likely to become entrepreneurs than those who are given community service. However, it is…

After AI: Are Char­ac­ter and Ad­apt­ab­il­ity the New Su­per­powers of the Job Mar­ket?

Artificial intelligence is transforming our education system—from exams and essay writing to the skills students are expected to master. But the challenge is…