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How can US presidential cycles help predict exchange rates?
New research from Imperial College Business School demonstrates the link between US exchange rates and the political party occupying the White House.
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Spotlight on career development
Top business school articles for students 2024
From the soft skills that are needed in the age of AI to the surprising advantages of imitation, we present 10 of the most-read articles from the last 12 months on IB Knowledge.
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Humourbragging: using humour for success in business
A new study from Imperial College Business School reveals how self-promotion and self-enhancing humour are the route to acing your interview or pitch.
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Why leaders need soft skills in the age of AI
Emotions are not a weakness, but a strength. Learn how to harness yours to improve your leadership skills.
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Obesity: How can governments best combat rising rates?
Could authorities draw on the success of the UK’s tax on sweetened drinks – known as the sugar tax – and rethink consumption taxes across all foods to encourage people towards healthier diets?
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Why we fail to see the positives of population growth and immigration
Many people believe population growth means greater competition for a fixed supply of resources. But we should view others as producers, as well as consumers, says Dr Guy Voichek.
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How to create more effective marketing strategies with data
For a long time, academics and marketers have struggled to directly observe the pre-purchase "journey" of consumers. But all that's changing, thanks to the availability of pre-purchase data.
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