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How the UAE is using oil to transition into an AI and knowledge economy | The National

Nov 13, 2024 | thenationalnews.com | Arturo Bris

Guests during the launch of AI71 in Abu Dhabi. Pawan Singh / The NationalHow the UAE is using oil to transition into an AI and knowledge economy
Can Europe’s unified bond compete with US Treasuries?

Oct 10, 2024 | thenationalnews.com | Arturo Bris

Can Europe’s unified bond compete with US Treasuries? Former Italian PM Mario Draghi’s push for a common safe asset could transform Europe’s financial system, but political and fiscal hurdles loom largeArturo BrisOctober 11, 2024
¿Dónde se queda corta la estrategia industrial de Mario Draghi para Europa?

Sep 29, 2024 | expansion.com | Arturo Bris

El llamamiento del ex primer ministro italiano y expresidente del BCE a una inversión masiva en la UE es un toque de atención sobre el estancamiento económico de Europa. Pero ¿puede el continente permitirse las contrapartidas que está pasando por alto? El esperado informe de Mario Draghi, que aboga por una "nueva estrategia industrial para Europa", es una propuesta audaz y oportuna para hacer frente al déficit de competitividad de Europa frente a Estados Unidos y China.
Where Mario Draghi’s €800bn industrial strategy for Europe falls short

Sep 10, 2024 | imd.org | Arturo Bris

Mario Draghi’s hotly anticipated report calling for a “new industrial strategy for Europe” is a bold and timely proposal to address the competitiveness gap Europe faces against the US and China. The former Italian prime minister’s recommendation for Europe to invest an additional €800 billion annually, amounting to as much as 4.7% of EU GDP, makes it clear that the continent is at a crossroads. According to Draghi, without this massive investment, Europe risks falling further behind.
Email etiquette - Vacation - Laura Giurge - I by IMD

Jul 10, 2024 | imd.org | Laura M. Giurge |Michael Skapinker |Richard Baldwin |Arturo Bris

Establishing organizational norms for emailsCompanies should establish clear norms around email communication. For example, no emails should be sent after a certain time in the evening or during weekends unless necessary. If you find yourself sending emails outside normative work hours, make sure you communicate why (because that is when you can respond or because it is urgent), and when you expect a response. Email norms should be clearly communicated and upheld by everyone, especially leadership.
Crisis looms: The challenges facing China’s banks and their global implications

Feb 26, 2024 | imd.org | Arturo Bris |Gerrit Sindermann |José Parra-Moyano |Karl Schmedders

A January ruling by a Hong Kong court opened a new chapter in the downfall of China Evergrande, the world’s most indebted real estate giant. The decision to wind up the company arrived some two years after its official default, an event that itself sent shockwaves through the Chinese financial system. Today, China’s banks are still grappling with the prolonged turmoil in the property sector.
Five work trends to watch in 2024

Dec 27, 2023 | imd.org | Tania Lennon |Misiek Piskorski |Arturo Bris

Our relationship with work – our own expectations and those of the people we hire – is still changing, and so is the nature of that work itself. COVID-19 permanently changed the psychological contract between employer and employee, with dramatically enhanced expectations of flexibility in work practices.
We need to stop spreading a pie-in-the-sky view of impact investing

Dec 2, 2023 | imd.org | Arturo Bris

The Climate Policy Initiative estimates that total climate funding needs to meetÂ $8tnÂ by 2030. Questions abound about how financial sponsors can support achieving climate transition and profitability at the same time.
Quantum computing, and why you need to care

Nov 22, 2023 | imd.org | Julia Binder |Arturo Bris |Michael Wade |David Bach

The quantum world is one of mystery, perhaps best summed up by Albert Einstein who said quantum entanglement was “spooky action at a distance”. Some of the greatest physics experiments in history have shown us that our common sense physical laws may not quite apply in the quantum realm. To better understand the workings of the quantum realm, we need to go back to quantum’s roots, which can be traced to Isaac Newton in the 17th century. Light: wave or particle?
Decisions about the future of AI shouldn’t be made by “dark personalities”

Nov 21, 2023 | imd.org | Michael Watkins |Salvatore Cantale |Arturo Bris |Peter Nathanial

The furor around OpenAI CEO Sam Altman being fired, and then finally reinstated, has brought into sharp focus the potential risks of allowing the leaders of the firms developing AI to make critical decisions about the future of a technology that may pose an existential threat to humanity.