Shareholder activism can reduce a firm’s environmental impact, but this comes at a financial cost that should not be glossed over.

The UK’s latest budget has brought a long-standing economic debate into sharp focus, putting London Business School research at the heart of national policy. Following years of advocacy from LBS ...

Longer working lives bring more transitions, and each transition asks couples and families to renegotiate work, care, ambition and support. Balance is the wrong metaphor. Strong relationships depend ...

Can you be fully engaged with the climate crisis without succumbing to doom and gloom? Two LBS professors recommend a 50-minute film and engaging books to help.

Friendships are not marginal to a good life. They are strongly linked with happiness and physical health over time. Friendships often fade through inattention rather than conflict. They need small ...

Transition from individual contributor to effective leader and make an immediate impact back at your company. Avoid the major traps that new team leaders commonly fall under early in their leadership ...

As Americans take to the polls once more for the midterms, new research is exploring practical measures to stop the spread of misinformation.

A new algorithm can pinpoint those (few) actively managed funds that are most likely to perform better than the index For most investors, individuals and pension funds alike, the choice is pretty ...

Find out about soft power in leadership, the ability to affect others to obtain preferred outcomes through co-optive – agenda-setting, persuasion and positive attraction Today’s decision-makers face ...

As the World Cup gets underway, a landmark study by LBS Professor of Finance Alex Edmans – which found that football results can move financial markets – remains more relevant than ever. The effect is ...

Platforms like Shopify are opening the door to scalable online ventures that can be launched virtually anywhere, for a few hundred dollars, and zero knowledge of coding. In neighbourhoods with 1% more ...