Shareholders seem to have lost control of our companies – but did they ever really have it?
One and a half cheers for shareholders
Reforming CEO pay isn’t about getting managers to do a better job for shareholders – its the essential first step in rebalancing the economy
Telling tales
How storytelling helps you grow
Apple’s lopsided business model
Apple’s success evokes unease as well as admiration
Managing mediocrity
There’s no such thing as a mediocre organisation, only mediocre management
A better path to prosperity?
The corporation as we know it as we know it is probably obsolete, says Umair Haque
Taking the lid off CEO pay
Bemoaning rampant CEO pay is a waste of time: it’s part of the ideology of shareholder value
System failure
Unless we learn to think and act systemically we’ll make the same mistakes over and over again
Goldman Sachs: a tale of two Smiths
Out-of-control financial giants have forfeited the right to remain as PLCs
Banks’ service with a sneer leaves us cold
We don’t hate bankers because we’re anti-business but because they’re clueless