If they think they’re underpaid, they’ll act underpaid'. We think that the only role of pay is to ensure CEOs don't quit, but it also conveys the worth the board and investors attach to them. Merryn Somerset Webb cites research from Alex Edmans ow.ly/AQU350Rzfsv

Since the unification of Italy in 1860, the gap between the north and the south has widened. London Business School’s Lucrezia Reichlin says that the south has been slowed down by politics that do not address reforms or structural changes. ow.ly/jSl250RA4M0

The widely held belief that having more diverse boards improves corporate performance has been “confirmed” by many studies. “But inconveniently, the claims have been comprehensively debunked as London Business School's Alex Edmans lays out in his new book May Contain Lies”. ow.ly/7G3n50Rzfg7

Alex Edmans’ ‘May Contain Lies’ “is a wonderful litany of the myriad ways in which we can be deceived, and deceive ourselves, including sometimes well-known academic researchers as they try to stand up their theory,” writes Will Hutton. ow.ly/A1fA50Rzf8e

LBS’s Dafna Goor explores the influence of #deservingness on consumer behaviour in an interview with CommunicateOnline. ow.ly/fg0850RzaJi

Digital innovation is constantly evolving. With AI, companies can collate vast pools of unstructured data, allowing them to be more agile in their operations. ow.ly/2jnY50RyxyG

#AI #DigitalInnovation

London Business School’s Richard Portes was recently interviewed on Bloomberg’s Surveillance programme, discussing some of the past, present and future challenges of the world economy. ow.ly/nRER50Ry9Am

When asked by BusinessBecause why London is a great destination for entrepreneurs, LBS Entrepreneurship and Private Capital's Osman Haneef, head of @LBS's start-up Incubator programme, said 'There is an incredible amount of talent and capital available'. youtube.com/watch?v=SpxMgD…

London Business School’s Andrew J Scott's #TheLongevityImperative is discussed in InsideHook “As more of us live to old age, the danger to health shifts to noncommunicable diseases such as dementia, cancer, diabetes, arthritis, pulmonary and cardiac-related illnesses.” ow.ly/LZqI50Rut4n

“Enforced laughter, or faking positive emotions, can lead to employee burnout and lower job performance and satisfaction.” LBS’ Randall S Peterson talks to The HR Observer about the hidden strain on employees of laughing at the boss’ jokes. ow.ly/w13W50RusYl

Find the latest episode of ‘The Why Podcast’, in which Simona Botti and David Faro from London Business School discuss borrowing from our future selves to live a more comfortable life today.
Gain insights into the psychology behind financial decisions. ow.ly/K4ts50RtbvA

Speaking about the rise of ‘digital cities’ and their importance, London Business School’s Julian Birkinshaw spoke about his case study, ‘Digital Dubai: Making Dubai the Digital Capital of the World’. By 2023, Dubai’s government services had hit 99.5 per cent digitisation. twitter.com/Emirates_News/…

In the Bloomberg chaired discussion, 'Navigating The Politicization of ESG in Europe', London Business School’s Alex Edmans said that “some people see ESG as a magic word that defies the laws of gravity and those of general business economics”. ow.ly/e6tw50RsntZ

The US needs to rethink not only the labour market but also the very conception of work. In the new economy, many Americans will work well into their 70s,” says @ProfAndrewScot whose new book, #TheLongevityImperative has just been published in the US. ow.ly/klGe50RqmgZ

London Business School’s Linda Yueh discussed the Chinese economy in her latest appearance on @SiriusXM's The Business Briefing. ow.ly/Qe3150RqmeQ

Are you thinking about changing your career, but unsure how to do it? LBS’ Herminia Ibarra offers three top tips to help you take the leap in her latest article for Forbes.
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A report in Maddyness UK states: ‘No other European city compares to London in terms of volume of startup activity. ’It is also home to leading business schools including London Business School ’ London Business SchoolEntrepreneur. ow.ly/qaF150RnfIs

You need an ‘evergreen’ approach to life, work and health, says London Business School’s Andrew J Scott In his new book, #TheLongevityImperative , Scott maps out how longer lives create opportunity as well as responsibility. ow.ly/w1Xr50RnfAc

If investors blindly follow proxy advisers, the investors are to blame.” LBS’s Alex Edmans on the influence of proxy advisors exercise over shareholders in Financial Times: ow.ly/cBxP50RmTi1

Wanting to gain “technical skills' and grow her 'leadership and soft skills' led Katherine Villalobos to chose LBS for her Master’s in Finance. The Costa Rican talks to BusinessBecause about why she chose to study abroad. ow.ly/rCqU50RkYOR