The
Kellogg-HKUST Executive MBA programme, a partnership between the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University in the US and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, brings together senior executives from around the world to do just that. Established in 1998, it has been ranked as the best EMBA programme 10 times by the
Financial Times. This world-class programme has nurtured generations of executives by offering them opportunities to expand their networks as well as avenues to learn about the bustling economies of China and Southeast Asia.
Francesca Cornelli
School of Management Francesca Cornelli, dean of Northwestern University s Kellogg School of Management, says a major advantage of the programme is its ability to expose students to various markets while providing them with international viewpoints and local expertise.
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Reddit group founded on high risk returns hits Wall Street with GameStop effort Brett Molina and Mike Snider, USA TODAY
The first thing you spot on the home page of subreddit r/WallStreetBets is a banner featuring a cartoon character in a suit riding on a yacht, with a street sign reading Wall St sitting on top.
While the Reddit community might not look serious, its collaborative investing strategy has captured the attention of Wall Street.
The subreddit has played a key role in the shares of struggling video retailer GameStop surging by more than 1,000% at times this week.
The Reddit revolt focused on a strategy called short selling, where hedge funds make money by betting that share prices will fall. These investors earn by identifying a stock expected to drop in value, then borrowing shares from another investor and immediately selling them. By the time they have to return the shares, they hope they re able to buy the stock at a lower price, to profit
How to fail well: The difference between a teachable moment and a terminal mistake
25 Jan, 2021 10:06 PM
12 minutes to read
Fear and shame are the bedfellows of failure, while its twin, success, enjoys all the limelight. Photo / Quinton Coetzee, Unsplash
Fear and shame are the bedfellows of failure, while its twin, success, enjoys all the limelight. Photo / Quinton Coetzee, Unsplash
By: Janet Wilson
Failure can teach us a lot, but the key to success is knowing how to make it a temporary detour, not a dead end. By Janet Wilson. Failure – everything from blunders and botch-ups to catastrophes and disasters – attracts its fair share of glib bumper-sticker solutions. Fear and shame are the bedfellows of failure, while its twin, success, enjoys all the limelight. And that s because we don t learn from it.
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