Blind boxes, in terms of how they reach the consumers, are an innovation. Digging deeper into the issue, you will learn the very marketing of blind boxes is called probabilistic selling. More

When it comes to announcing earnings that are lower than expected, companies are often tempted to mask realities behind a convoluted wall of words. But is this approach really in their best interest? More

For any family-held business, the question of succession is a compelling and often time-sensitive one. A recent study now examines the effects of a CEO’s temporal focus (to what extent they focus on p… More

What does it take for charities to get the 'just right' level of emotional appeal in their marketing approaches? More

Procedural justice has been widely examined for its beneficial impact on factors such as employee well-being and organisational climate. More

In any leader-follower work group, the leader will differentiate amongst group members, creating individual leader–member exchange (LMX) relationships and a form of social hierarchy amongst the group. More

A recent sampling of more than 400 subordinates and 90 supervisors in China has revealed new insights into how prosocial employees (employees who are concerned with helping and empathising with others… More

What is freedom? It is actually a matter of belief. Management might have the answer, as a method for exploring ultimate truth. More

The implementation of new accounting systems is not a simple, linear process, but one that is fundamentally subject to the interests and behaviours of different implementing actors, as well as wider s… More

A recent study we conducted has found that subsidiary CEOs’ entrepreneurial leadership plays a pivotal role in affecting multinational enterprises’ (MNEs) overseas subsidiary performance. More