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Leaders of SMEs and entrepreneurs must focus on five key areas of resilience across leadership, revenues, the organization, finances and operations during crisis.
Lockdown restrictions are boosting demand for industries that help people stay busy while social distancing.
Businesses need to look beyond the business continuity or liquidity issues caused by the pandemic and think about how to thrive in a post-crisis world.
Adam Grant, a professor at the Wharton business school, talks about the lasting impact of the pandemic on leaders and their organizations.
When we rebuild business systems following this crisis, they must be fully inclusive – for the first time – for those living with a disability.
COVID-19 is expected to have a significant and long-lasting effect on global supply chains, which in turn will have a huge impact on the global economy, businesses and consumers alike.
The response to the coronavirus crisis by governments should pair economic recovery action with climate action to make the world more resilient to risks.
Leaders must avoid examining risks in isolation and instead adopt the mindset of systems thinking, relying on a multi-layered process to determine risks.
The human costs of the COVID-19 pandemic, beyond the tragic loss of friends and family, include fear, anxiety, stress and anger.
Two economists say the pandemic demands not only vast US government spending but also intervention, including a temporary state-led reorganization of the entire economy.
Companies that embraced the stakeholder model can afford better during the crisis, as their business model is more robust and their alliances stronger.
Companies are exploring creative ways to restart global supply chains.
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