1. CEO, Social Media and Leadership Survey

The purpose of the survey is to better understand the connection between C-Suite engagement on social media, and the attitudes of customers and employees toward the brand. Read more

2. Profitable Growth Strategies for the Global Emerging Middle: Learning from the ‘Next 4 Billion’ Markets

A new PwC study outlines the emerging class of citizens and consumers defining a critical growth horizon for companies over the coming decade. Read more

3. Investigating the Relationship Between Protestant Work Ethic and Confucian Dynamism: An Empirical Test in Mainland China

This study examined the relationship between the Protestant Work Ethic (PWE) and Confucian Dynamism in a sample of 1,757 respondents from several provinces in mainland China. Read more

4. Toying with Workers’ Rights: A Report on Producing Merchandise for the London 2012 Olympic Games

‘Toying with Workers’ Rights’ investigates the true life accounts of workers in China producing Olympic branded goods for the London Olympic games. Read more

5. Two Generations, One Future: Moving Parents and Children Beyond Poverty Together

The paper outlines the emerging case for and shares a framework for two-generation approaches. Read more

6. UK Grocery Retailing: Back to the Future?

Sainsbury’s chief executive, Justin King, discusses of how UK consumers have not neglected their beliefs in the pursuit of value for money. Read more

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