Ludovico Capuano reveals to The New Economy just why Southern Italy warrants international investment

New research suggests that a tit-for-tat mentality in the workplace can be a strong factor on pay and productivity

As thousands of British Airways staff volunteer for unpaid work, the airline’s share price has rocketed

Employers globally are demanding more innovative, structured and flexible employee benefits packages

This year’s WEF addresses the near and long∞term transformation of societies. Simon Evenett questions whether new conceptual models are needed to think through these changes

Practical relevance and an integrative perspective have been the trademarks of education at the University of St.Gallen

The University of Vienna was founded by Duke Rudolph IV of Austria in 1365 and is the oldest university in the world

Jeanette Purcell, CE of the Association of MBAs discusses the relevance of business schools in today’s climate

The Hanken School of Economics has enjoyed substantial success this year. The New Economy spoke with Professor Eero Vaara about the institute’s continuing development

Jeremy Moon of the Nottingham University Business School, explores the linkage between CSR and government

Autumn snippets from around the globe

CEO says company needs to refocus after tech giant’s share price falls 13 percent