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AI is changing inflation dynamics and challenging central banks - LSE Business Review Artificial intelligence causes contagious supply shocks that change inflation dynamics and challenges traditional monetary policy.

Artificial intelligence causes contagious supply shocks that change inflation dynamics and challenges traditional monetary policy.

Labour rights agreements are reshaping global supply chains - LSE Business Review Enforceable brand agreements offer stronger protections for workers. Many call them landmark. But researchers don't know exactly how they work.

#LabourRights agreements are reshaping global supply chains.

Agreements like the Bangladesh Accord are reshaping global supply chains, offering stronger protections for workers. But researchers lack a deeper understanding of how they work.

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Labour rights agreements are reshaping global supply chains - LSE Business Review Enforceable brand agreements offer stronger protections for workers. Many call them landmark. But researchers don't know exactly how they work.

Enforceable brand agreements offer stronger protections for workers. Many call them landmark. But researchers don't know exactly how they work.

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How to use poetry in the workplace - LSE Business Review Researchers use poetry to understand workers’ personal and emotional workplace experiences and the managerial practices that underlie them.

On #NationalPoetryDay we take a look at poetry in the workplace.

Researchers use poetry to understand workers’ personal and emotional workplace experiences and the managerial practices that underlie them.

Artificial intelligence has collapsed cycles of disruption, and change has been happening at lightning speed. The defining constraint now is adaptability.

Being on call for teenagers is the missing piece in the gender pay gap debate - LSE Business Review Even once the childcare years have passed, mothers spend twice as much time as fathers providing supervision and support to their teenagers.

The #ChildPenalty is the drop in #women’s paid work and earnings after having a child.

The childcare stretches long beyond the hands-on care required for early-years to being "on call" for teenagers – Almudena Sevilla @lsesocialpolicy.bsky.social @cep-lse.bsky.social for @lsebr.bsky.social.

Being on call for teenagers is the missing piece in the gender pay gap debate - LSE Business Review Even once the childcare years have passed, mothers spend twice as much time as fathers providing supervision and support to their teenagers.

Even after their childcare years, mothers spend twice as much time as fathers providing supervision and support to their teenagers.

@cep-lse.bsky.social

COP30 must back tropical forests for carbon removal now - LSE Business Review Rainforests can be part of the answer to climate change. A financial mechanism could place them at the centre of the fight against climate change.

As a city in the Amazon – Belém, #Brazil – prepares to host #COP30 researchers show that #rainforests can be a key part of the answer to the #ClimateCrisis.

Securing robust, long-term finance poses a challenge, but one that we can meet – Juliano Assunção @theigc.bsky.social @lsebr.bsky.social.

AI’s winners and losers in the workplace – a stakeholder analysis - LSE Business Review The benefits of AI are unevenly distributed between employers and workers. Managers must consider the implications for diverse stakeholders.

The benefits of AI are unevenly distributed between employers and workers...

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HR plays a key role in Australia’s right to disconnect - LSE Business Review Australians have the legal right to disconnect from work after hours. But implementing this law is not simple. HR professionals have a key role to play.

HR professionals have a key role to play in helping employees disconnect from work after hours

COP30 must back tropical forests for carbon removal now - LSE Business Review Rainforests can be part of the answer to climate change. A financial mechanism could place them at the centre of the fight against climate change.

A financial mechanism could place rainforests at the centre of the fight against climate change.

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How to fix organisational culture and reduce burnout - LSE Business Review Efforts to address burnout often involve individual solutions, which ignore the systemic nature of the problem. The focus must be on organisational change.

Professionals in stressful jobs are at risk of burnout..

Individual solutions such as mindfulness programs ignore the systemic stressors of organisational structures.

Seven CEOs in Trump’s AI dinner shape America’s tech destiny - LSE Business Review Trump wants to showcase AI prowess, but the reality is that just seven firms concentrate capital, infrastructure and workforce power.

Seven CEOs at #Trump’s #AI dinner indicated the concentration of power in America’s tech destiny.

Can such a narrow foundation support a robust technological future?

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How voluntary climate finance lost its way - LSE Business Review The recent turmoil in the Net Zero Banking Alliance shows that voluntary action is not enough. Regulation and global cooperation are necessary.

The recent turmoil in the Net Zero Banking Alliance shows that voluntary action is not enough.

Regulation and global cooperation are necessary.

Seven CEOs in Trump’s AI dinner shape America’s tech destiny - LSE Business Review Trump wants to showcase AI prowess, but the reality is that just seven firms concentrate capital, infrastructure and workforce power.

Trump wants to showcase AI prowess, but the reality is that 7 firms concentrate capital, infrastructure and workforce power.

Mairéad Pratschke @lsedatascience.bsky.social

Why local banking matters for net zero - LSE Business Review Community banks are critical enablers of net zero, offering relationship-based lending and local market insight that larger institutions often lack.

What are #community #banks, and how are they emerging as critical enablers of the #NetZero transition?

Nse Udohaya explains on @lsebr.bsky.social

Deep tech entrepreneurship – a viable response to today’s grand challenges? - LSE Business Review The rise of “deep tech” has captured the attention of investors, policymakers and innovators alike. This calls for a revaluation of tech transfer mechanisms.

The rise of “deep tech” has captured the attention of investors, policymakers and innovators alike.

This calls for a revaluation of tech transfer mechanisms.

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Why local banking matters for net zero - LSE Business Review Community banks are critical enablers of net zero, offering relationship-based lending and local market insight that larger institutions often lack.

Community banks are emerging as critical enablers of the net-zero transition, offering relationship-based lending and local market insight that larger institutions often lack.

The collapse of Robert Maxwell’s media empire after his death in 1991 laid bare the informality of the institutional framework in the City of London.

LSE Press author Sandy Pepper writes for @lsebr.bsky.social

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The hidden architecture of failure – understanding “zemblanity” - LSE Business Review Human agency embeds fragility into systems, creating misfortune by design. Resilience depends on dismantling the patterns that make bad luck inevitable.

Human agency embeds fragility into systems, creating misfortune by design.

Resilience depends on dismantling the patterns that make bad luck inevitable.

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Why prompt engineering is now essential for HR professionals - LSE Business Review As senior HR managers work on creating an AI policy, practitioners in their organisation already use AI daily. Middle managers are worried.

Senior HR managers are working on creating an AI policy,

While practitioners in their firms are already using AI daily.

Middle managers are worried.

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Who would want to be Rachel Reeves this autumn? - LSE Business Review As borrowing costs soar and the pound falters, Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting pressure to stabilise the UK’s public finances.

The question in many people's minds is...

Can Rachel Reeves avoid a fiscal meltdown? - LSE Business Review As borrowing costs soar and the pound falters, Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting pressure to stabilise the UK’s public finances.

The mounting pressures Rachel Reeves faces to stabilise the UK’s public finances...
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Three corporations show how to use extended reality for business growth - LSE Business Review Many believe that extended reality is only for online games, ignoring the immense engagement and cost benefits it can bring to businesses.

Many believe that extended reality is only for online games. They ignore the immense engagement and cost benefits #XR can bring to businesses.

Stablecoins in the historical crossroads between innovation and regulation - LSE Business Review While Europe assumes a cautious stance towards stablecoins, the US wants to be the “crypto capital of the world”. Where do these disparate visions come from?

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Stablecoins in the historical crossroads between innovation and regulation - LSE Business Review While Europe assumes a cautious stance towards stablecoins, the US wants to be the “crypto capital of the world”. Where do these disparate visions come from?

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Stablecoins in the historical crossroads between innovation and regulation - LSE Business Review While Europe assumes a cautious stance towards stablecoins, the US wants to be the “crypto capital of the world”. Where do these disparate visions come from?

While Europe assumes a cautious stance towards stablecoins, the US wants to be the “crypto capital of the world”.

Where do these disparate visions come from?

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The always-on work culture and its consequences - LSE Business Review Some workers are always connected, day and night, but others can’t even request annual leave or view their payslips for lack of digital access.

In today’s digitalised #workplace, many workers are #hyperconnected, extending work time to all hours of the day & night.

Emma Russell & Becky Faith @sussex.ac.uk discuss the consequences of this & present four principles for “decent work connectivity” @lsebr.bsky.social @digitcentre.bsky.social