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Why algorithms are crucial to cleaning up the world’s mess
Jean Pauphilet and Katie Pisa discuss work being done to clear up massive pollution in oceans and rivers around the world ...
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How misinformation and bias shapes what we believe
Another key bias Alex highlights is the “illusory truth effect”, which reinforces beliefs through repetition. In an election ...
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Case study reach and influence recognised
London Business School (LBS) is thirteenth in The Case Centre Impact Index 2024. The index, now in its second year, is compiled by independent teaching case distributor The Case Centre and measures ...
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LBS intrapreneurs shine during Black History Month
London Business School (LBS) is honouring Black intrapreneurs within its community this Black History Month. Take, for example, Cole Agbede MBA2021, who co-founded LBS’s Black in Business student club ...
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Eco-innovation transforms businesses
Eco-innovation is reshaping industries by embedding environmental goals directly into business models that not only reduce harm but actively restore resources. This edition of the think ahead podcast ...
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LBS welcomes sixth intake of BK Birla Scholars
London Business School (LBS) has welcomed 10 BK Birla Scholars to its MBA Class of 2026 thanks to a generous endowment from the Aditya Birla Group. 10 outstanding full-time MBA candidates benefit from ...
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America seems immune to global economic problems
In his latest appearance on the New York-based edition of Bloomberg Surveillance, London Business School's Professor Richard Portes, gave his views on the state of the US economy before the elections ...