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22 May 2014, 17:09 CET

Musk's conduct during Twitter bid always risked lawsuits and may prove to be "a very costly mistake"

Posted by Warwick Business School at 13 July 2022, 22:51 CET |
Filed under: Media, Finance, Internet

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Bank of England had little alternative to interest rate rise, but has increased pressure on Treasury over cost of living

Posted by Warwick Business School at 16 June 2022, 19:15 CET |
Filed under: Finance, UK

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'$43Bn is a lot to pay for a hobby, even for Elon Musk, amid questions about how he would add value to Twitter'

Posted by Warwick Business School at 15 April 2022, 00:12 CET |
Filed under: Media, Finance, Internet

John Colley, Associate Dean of Warwick Business School, former MD of a FTSE 100 company, and an expert on Mergers and Acquisitions, said:

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Comment from luxury brand expert: Chanel ban on selling products to Russians is a bold but risky decision

Posted by Warwick Business School at 08 April 2022, 22:38 CET |
Filed under: Ukraine, Consumer, Trade, SMEs, Russia

Qing Wang is Professor of Marketing and Innovation at Warwick Business School and an expert on luxury brands. Commenting on Chanel's decision to stop selling its products to Russians, she said:

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Lowering demand for gas, not fracking, is the answer to UK reliance on imported energy

Posted by Warwick Business School at 01 April 2022, 00:07 CET |
Filed under: Environment, Energy, UK

Commenting on the North Sea Transition Authority announcement that it was withdrawing the requirement to decommission three Cuadrilla wells,

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Fossil fuel dependence has emboldened Putin, now energy security concerns trump sustainability in short term

Posted by Warwick Business School at 08 March 2022, 13:53 CET |
Filed under: Ukraine, Energy, Russia

Commenting on Russia's threat to cut gas supplies if Western nations block imports of Russian oil, Michael Bradshaw, Professor of Global Energy at Warwick Business School, said:

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Working from home is not an "easy fix" for the disadvantages faced by disabled workers, new study shows

Posted by Warwick Business School at 06 December 2021, 21:59 CET |

A post-pandemic increase in working from home will not help reduce the disadvantage faced by disabled workers, a new study shows.

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Treasury plans on net zero will increase transparency, but contain significant holes

Posted by Warwick Business School at 03 November 2021, 17:56 CET |
Filed under: Environment, Finance, UK

Commenting on the Government's plans requiring firms to show how they will hit net zero, Dr Frederik Dahlmann, Associate Professor of Sustainability at Warwick Business School said:

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Post-Brexit trade deal will hurt both EU and UK economically

Posted by Warwick Business School at 28 April 2021, 21:00 CET |
Filed under: Brexit, Britain, Trade

Nigel Driffield, Professor of International Business at Warwick Business School, said:

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Largest economic slump in history is different to any other recession, but short term recovery likely to be robust

Posted by Warwick Business School at 16 February 2021, 23:57 CET |
Filed under: UK, Economy

Expert comment from Warwick Business School: Dr Ivan Petrella, Associate Professor of Economics at Warwick Business School, said:

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Shell and other oil companies skating on ever thinner ice as climate change and Covid-19 push them to adapt

Posted by Warwick Business School at 04 February 2021, 21:03 CET |
Filed under: Environment, Energy

Royal Dutch Shell has posted losses of $21.7billion (£16billion) for 2020. Earlier this week, BP and Exxon posted similar losses. David Elmes, Professor of Practice and Head of the Global Energy Research Network at Warwick Business School, said:

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Chip shortages at General Motors a short term issue but show risks of global 'just in time' supply chains

Posted by Warwick Business School at 04 February 2021, 21:01 CET |
Filed under: Cars, Health, Trade

General Motors is the latest car manufacturer to temporarily suspend production due to a shortage of semi-conductor chips. Christian Stadler, Professor of Strategic Management at Warwick Business School and an expert on the automotive industry said:

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Smart succession plan and Bezos on the board should ensure Amazon continues to thrive

Posted by Warwick Business School at 03 February 2021, 12:24 CET |
Filed under: Internet, Economy

Christian Stadler, Professor of Strategic Management at Warwick Business School, said:

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GameStop drama has captivated Wall Street but company is not on right track to fulfill investors' hopes

Posted by Warwick Business School at 01 February 2021, 14:00 CET |
Filed under: Media, Finance

Christian Stadler, Professor of Strategic Leadership at Warwick Business School and author of the book Enduring Success on the world's outstanding corporations, said:

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Expert comment: Shortages at Honda show vulnerability of global supply chains, but bigger problems lie ahead for Swindon site

Posted by Warwick Business School at 17 January 2021, 20:05 CET |
Filed under: Cars, Brexit, Britain, Trade

Honda will halt production at its factory in Swindon from Monday, 18th January, to Thursday, 21st January, due to supply issues. It is the third supply-related shutdown in two months. Christian Stadler, Professor of Strategic Leadership at Warwick Business School and an expert on the automotive industry and the success of global corporations, said:

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Huge obstacles to autonomous vehicles have "scarcely been addressed" as Uber sells its self-driving car unit

Posted by Warwick Business School at 15 December 2020, 20:49 CET |
Filed under: Cars, Transport

Following news that Uber has sold its self-driving car unit to a start-up, Nick Chater, Professor of Behavioural Science at Warwick Business School, said:

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Last gasp Brexit talks offer high drama but little hope of a short term solution for businesses

Posted by Warwick Business School at 11 December 2020, 00:50 CET |

Commenting on the repeated lack of progress on trade talks between the UK and the EU, Nigel Driffield, Professor of Strategy and International Business at Warwick Business School, said:

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Whether negotiators agree a Brexit deal now makes little difference for long-suffering businesses

Posted by Warwick Business School at 04 December 2020, 12:38 CET |
Filed under: Brexit, Britain

Commenting on news that Brexit negotiations between the UK and EU are ongoing, but hopes of a breakthrough are receding, Nigel Driffield, Professor of International Business at Warwick Business School, said:

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Rolls Royce announcement highlights energy and infrastructure investment that UK should target post-COVID and Brexit

Posted by Warwick Business School at 11 November 2020, 18:25 CET |
Filed under: Energy, Brexit, Employment, Britain

Commenting on news that Rolls Royce will create 6,000 jobs under plans to build 16 mini nuclear power stations, Nigel Driffield, Professor of International Business at Warwick Business School and an expert on UK regional economies, said:

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Biden victory offers businesses greater stability and hope on COVID-19 and immigration

Posted by Warwick Business School at 07 November 2020, 11:55 CET |
Filed under: Health, USA

Expert comment from Christian Stadler, Professor of Strategic Management at Warwick Business School:

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