Simon Caulkin

The ‘leadership crisis’ is not a dearth of great leaders: it’s poorly chosen people appointed to a faulty specification to do a job that’s designed to make them do the wrong thing

Could it be that ‘corruption’ is in the eye of the beholder?

Just when we need it most, innovation is suffering a market failure of world-endangering proportions

‘Big data’ is hyped as management’s next frontier. But experience with small data suggests the claims should be treated with caution

This idea is absurd. Greater protection improves performance, and UK workers already have relatively poor protection

The cult of size has outlived its usefulness. Is the tide at last beginning to turn?

Business behaves badly by design: so we can put it right if we choose to

The biggest companies are now more powerful than states, says a new book

Managment is ethics-free by design, and will remain so until we change it

Short of an Olympic-style miracle, Britain is turning into a Third World economy, warn Larry Elliott and Dan Atkinson