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A new CBS study shows that it is easier to gain support for air travel taxes when the revenue goes towards green initiatives. Those who fly the most are also…

New research shows that earmarked parental leave for fathers not only leads to fathers taking more leave and reduces the pay gap between men and women, the…

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,…

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

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…

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

A new geopolitical analysis from CBS shows that Danish companies have significantly strengthened their internal resilience. The next challenge lies in the…

In a world marked by complexity and constant change, strategy is about more than grand plans. According to Professor Marie Louise Mors, it requires analytical…

Many companies prefer candidates who are already employed, but according to a new CBS study, this is only part of the problem: Qualifications, search time and…

Two financial winners. Three losers. A new sporting structure and a new mixing of sport and politics. A sports economist at CBS takes stock ahead of the World Cup kick-off.

Organisations ignore warnings and persist with failing projects for far too long. This can cost billions, and, in the worst cases, human lives. New research…

A new Danish study shows that employees’ depressive symptoms rise when the quality of leadership falls – and vice versa

Oplev 7 minutters sammendrag af forelæsning v/ professor emeritus Jan Molin på MMD’s ledelseskonference på Nationalmuseet i 2014. I lyset af den store…

Drawn to the Copenhagen FT MBA for its sustainability credentials, Jayraj Pandya made the leap from India to Denmark – and into a growing sector. The result? A…

It is no longer enough to assess information when navigating the internet. We also need to evaluate intentions. Otherwise, we fail to identify the…

Change, evolution and sustainable design isn't just about looking rigidly at the future of innovation, quite the opposite. For one of the world's…

The "Museum of Strategic Projects" collects examples of projects which were not all successful from the beginning, but which ended up becoming…

Putting the customers in the focus sounds obvious and there is no shortage in companies claiming to do so. While it is a huge effort to setup efficient…

Researchers and business leaders point to parenthood, workplace structures and policy frameworks as drivers of the gender career gap. In Denmark, two-thirds of…

For the first time, a mapping of CEO turnovers in publicly listed companies shows that being dismissed can have serious long-term personal consequences for the CEO

High workloads, fierce competition and limited influence over legislation take their toll on politicians at Christiansborg, turning the centre of power into a…

When economics is reduced to a single dominant way of thinking, we lose sight of the reality the discipline is meant to explain. A broader, historically…

The ecological crisis is rooted in how we think. In The Ecology of Ideas podcast, CBS Associate Professor Attila Márton explores how new philosophies can…

The ecological crisis is rooted in how we think. In The Ecology of Ideas podcast, CBS Associate Professor Attila Márton explores how new philosophies can…

The ecological crisis is fundamentally a crisis in our way of thinking. In the podcast The Ecology of Ideas, CBS lecturer Attila Márton explores how new…

The ecological crisis is a crisis in our thinking. In the “The Ecology of Ideas” podcast, CBS Associate Professor and digital ecologist Attila Márton speaks…

The ecological crisis is a crisis in our thinking. In the “The Ecology of Ideas” podcast, CBS Associate Professor and digital ecologist Attila Márton speaks…

Hybrid threats are not a security issue – they are the reality of business. They have become part of a broader strategic toolkit in which states and criminal…

Innovation spending is at an all-time high – yet true breakthroughs are becoming increasingly rare. In this article, CBS researcher Giacomo Marchesini explains…

Trade policy is used as a power instrument, alliances are shifting, and conflicts hit supply chains and markets. That’s why geopolitics is a core task for top…

As global shipping faces high sea and shifting trade currents, leaders need the mindset, technology and strategic foresight to chart a steady course, according…

What happens to critical thinking when everyone has a chatbot as a study partner? Generative AI has entered classrooms, study rooms and young people’s daily…

We have brought together four women to discuss equality - or the lack thereof - 110 years after women gained the right to vote. They all have one thing in…

“There have been mistakes, and it is regrettable.” Phrases like this are everywhere these days. Executives, public sector leaders, and government officials…

On average, an immigrant in Denmark earns 9.2% less than an ethnic Dane. In other parts of Europe and North America, the gap is even wider. This is…

Navigating the profound geopolitical upheavals shaping the world today demands a solid – and perhaps reinforced – strategic toolbox. But what does this mean in…

CBS professor warns:  Europe's reliance on American software is an underestimated security threat

We are no longer ahead of China. It is not even a draw. We are in fact falling behind, says CBS researcher – and we need to acknowledge that because we need a change of strategy

What is meritocracy and what does it have to do with DEI? CBS Associate Professor Dr. Poornima Luthra explains exactly that in this video.

What does it mean to run a co-led com­pany? And what is the role of the lead­er? Hear guest lec­turer at Mas­ter of Pub­lic Gov­ernance Ann-Christina Matzen An…

When there is no longer a global policeman, how should business leaders navigate turbulent markets, fragmented blocs and uncertainty? They need to be a bit…

Healthcare is one of the fastest-growing industries among MBA students. A recent BusinessBecause article highlights how an MBA from Copenhagen Business School …

Is the future of DEI in Europe and globally truly being threatened by Trump and his second presidency? Hear Dr. Poornima Luthra's take in this explainer.

In a world of uncertainty, leadership is more critical than ever. CBS Executive Education and collaborators recently gathered experts to explore how leaders…

In times of crisis, we instinctively turn to strong, decisive leaders. But is that really the best approach? Professor Laura Empson explains why our preference…

Financial decisions have become more privatised, as we now have more information and greater access to these decisions than ever before. Data shows there is a…

The EU is facing major challenges in its relationship with China. China’s growing competitiveness, the introduction of industrial policy measures in the United…

Black Friday is a controversial concept, engaging both bargain hunters and protesters each year. However, for one consumer group in particular, shopping…

What is the environmental impact of AI’s most utilised models, from the energy consumed during their development to the power required for their operation?…

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If you think that the carbon footprint of the average citizens does not differ from that of a multimillionaire, think again. However, you’re not alone in this…

Mattias Ottosson, HSE Delivery Manager at Noble Corp., focuses on long‑term safety strategies grounded in Human Organisational Performance and Safety II…

Jayraj Pandya is earning his MBA at Copenhagen Business School, immersing himself in holistic business management with a focus on sustainability. With a…

If women lose their job, the risk of long-term unemployment is markedly higher than for men. It affects mothers severely as they are twice as prone to long…

In today’s ever-evolving business landscape, leadership is no longer a static concept; it’s a dynamic, agile, and adaptive force that guides organisations…

We often overestimate how inclusive our organisations are, and imagine that we hire and promote people on the basis of merit - their education, experience,…

Hvordan kan danske organisationer og virksomheder, store som små, navigere i en verden, hvor intet er som før? CBS Professor MSO Morten Thanning Vendelø deler…

Open innovation is more than collaborative problem-solving – in fact, it can be a pivotal strategic initiative to evolve a business.

Many companies see crises as an opportune time to lay off or reorganise, but what are the considerations at play?

How do you advance leadership to consider generations seeking meaning, balance and value in their work life?

Exploring the potential shift from learning how to implement AI tools on a day-to-day basis to fostering leadership, teams and organisations that are prepared…

A growing demand for sustainability and lower resource consumption requires new organisation in companies or partnerships with external actors.

What does it mean to be an ally in the workplace? Hear from Dr. Poornima Luthra in this explainer.

Employees are increasingly being exposed to unlimited hyper-responsibility, which, according to a CBS researcher, leads to a feeling of never doing your job right.

”Museum of Strategic Projects” samler eksempler på projekter, som ikke alle var en succes fra begyndelsen, men som endte med at blive strategisk vigtige. Nogle…