Academy of Management Journal
By Paul Friedman Leaders need to pay attention to shaping their organization’s culture—its values, norms, attitudes, practices, and beliefs that shape how an organization operates—to support the organization’s strategy and contribute to its successful execution. Academy of Management Scholars Jennifer Chatman of the University of California, Berkeley, and Glenn Carroll of Stanford University, the authors […] The post Shaping Company Culture for High Performance appeared first on Academy of Management Today .
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The recent extreme weather is having a ‘severe impact’ and is affecting water supplies and food production
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Little Moons boss hit back: ‘In the words of L’Oréal… because we’re worth it’
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The move comes as Nigeria's telecommunications sector continues to grow, with mobile subscriptions and data consumption increasing and operators investing heavily in network infrastructure and customer acquisition.
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Waitrose suggested it was led by shoppers watching the Tour de France
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Signature Brew creates beers ‘inspired by and brewed with our musical heroes’
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Representative bodies and business argued the step was necessary on food safety and animal welfare grounds, as well as to ensure UK food security
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Rail employers could face a £6 million compensation bill after an important judgment at the Employment Appeal Tribunal. The post Rail companies face £6m compensation bill after bypassing union appeared first on Personnel Today .
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A care worker whose job offer was rescinded after revealing she had breast cancer has won £17,000 in a disability discrimination claim. The post Revoking job offer after cancer diagnosis was discrimination appeared first on Personnel Today .
Staffing and Recruitment·Global·22 Jul 2026·ArticleRead full article → Academy of Management Journal
By By Marlana Hufstetler In recent years, critical minerals have gained heightened interest, due to their role in technological advancement and sustainable development as key materials in laptops, electric battery vehicles and solar panels. Following recent geopolitical tensions, critical raw materials have gained further attention, due to their critical role in national security and defense […] The post The Race for Critical Raw Materials appeared first on Academy of Management Today .
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The lease programme, known as Apple Upgrade, will reportedly support most iPhone, Mac, iPad and Apple Watch models. Read more: Apple reportedly set to debut device leasing programme
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OpenAI accidentally hacked Hugging Face, but the takeaways are more encouraging than people realize.
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Brenus Pharma raises €11 million Series A extension to advance immunotherapy for hard-to-treat solid tumours EU-Startups
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By Marc Hogan A recent report by outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas found that layoffs by U.S. employers in 2025 were at their highest level since 2020. Times of recession, stagflation, volatility, uncertainty, or economic headwinds can put the values that business leaders profess to hold into conflict when they decide to make job […] The post How to Lead Ethically After Announcing Layoffs appeared first on Academy of Management Today .
Business Strategy·US·22 Jul 2026·Article·Management JournalRead full article → Disrupt Africa
Moroccan super app ORA Technologies has extended its Series A round of funding to US$10 million after raising an additional US$2 million from local investors. Founded in 2023 by Omar Alami, the ORA app offers multiple features, including P2P transactions, an e-commerce platform, on-demand services, chat functionality, and social networking. Disrupt Africa reported last July [...] The post Moroccan super app ORA Technologies tops up Series A to $10m appeared first on Disrupt Africa .
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Jack Welch. Lee Iacocca. Ronald Reagan. Steve Jobs. Sam Walton. These prominent leaders from the 1980s embodied a leadership style held up at the time as highly desirable and effective: charismatic leadership. Leadership trends wax and wane, and charismatic leadership has taken a back seat to less hierarchical and paternalistic leadership styles, such as participative The post Charismatic Leadership: Weighing the Pros and Cons appeared first on PON - Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School .
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Employers’ national insurance (NI) should be cut for all workers under 25 to boost employment among Neets, MPs have said. The post Scrap employers’ NI for under-25s, say MPs appeared first on Personnel Today .
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The organisation has let go of thousands of people since 2024, in an effort to cut costs. Read more: Intel shares rally amid confirmed layoffs and data centre shake up
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The findings arrive as African governments compete to attract founders and foreign investment by simplifying the mechanics of starting a business.
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Have you ever found yourself negotiating with difficult personalities, or negotiating with someone who seemed entirely ruthless and lacking in empathy? From time to time, we may end up in the deeply unsettling position of negotiating with someone who appears to have no concern for us or our outcomes. The post Negotiating with Difficult Personalities and “Dark” Personality Traits appeared first on PON - Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School .
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