Simon Caulkin

What we believe about human nature may be the most important choice we ever make

Are markets remaking human nature in their own image?

Improving public services requires a leap of fact, not faith

Shareholders seem to have lost control of our companies – but did they ever really have it?

Reforming CEO pay isn’t about getting managers to do a better job for shareholders – its the essential first step in rebalancing the economy

How storytelling helps you grow

Apple’s success evokes unease as well as admiration

There’s no such thing as a mediocre organisation, only mediocre management

The corporation as we know it as we know it is probably obsolete, says Umair Haque

Bemoaning rampant CEO pay is a waste of time: it’s part of the ideology of shareholder value