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COP30: As indigenous communities protest in Brazil, we reveal how WBS research is helping to include marginalised forest-dwellers in Thailand.

An understanding of behavioural finance is vital for central bankers - Emma Manifold explains groupthink.

As COP30 begins, the world looks increasingly unlikely to meet the targets to limit climate change outlined in the Paris Agreement.

Constantinos Antoniou explains how behavioural finance is vital for central bankers if they are to truly understand the economy and markets and how their policies will affect them.

Why do CEOs frequently press ahead with an acquisition despite mounting evidence that it will destroy value?

Rivals must embrace new approaches to technology and collaboration to catch up with the Chinese car maker.

The concept of 'catalytic governance' is flawed as research shows many investors have limited scope to influence company behaviour.

The Gillmore Centre for Financial Technology is uniting with the University of Delaware to advance innovation in property technology.

John Colley, author of The Unwritten Rules of M&A, looks into private equity's failing business model.