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Environmental, social and governance (ESG) also dominates the list of corporate affairs functional priorities.

Saïd Business School has today published a key report commissioned by the international climate change campaign Mission 2020.

Oxford Saïd announces the launch of the Oxford Initiative on Rethinking Performance.

The Reach Alliance focuses on achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals.

Associate Professor Jan-Emmanuel De Neve to present findings to House of Lords Covid-19 Committee on 23 March

The new partnership will aim to address all stereotypes in advertising.

For article inclusions in the world’s premier marketing journals, Andrew Stephen is the top-ranked UK professor and 20th globally.

Together, Saїd Business School and Mars, Incorporated will identify opportunities to address gender inequality in business.

The competition will select 50 finalists that represent the world’s leading urban innovations

Saїd Business School and Second Century Ventures have joined forces to address key questions around the future of real estate.

The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and Saïd Business School will join forces to develop a set of all-encompassing artificial intelligence principles.

‘The prevailing macro-economic conditions of 2020 leave investment managers little alternative but to embrace technology with much more intent.’

Research co-authored by Peter Tufano, Peter Moores Dean and Professor of Finance at Saïd Business School

'Benford’s Law and Covid-19 Reporting' finds that a lack of standardised data sharing practices led to poor Covid-19 policy choices across the world

New research shows a possible link between sustainable development and well-being.

The Marketing Science Institute has named Professor Andrew Stephen as 1 of 35 MSI Scholars for 2020.

To help boards, senior managers and investors govern purpose, Oxford University’s Saïd Business School has established the Enacting Purpose Initiative.

The stark national differences in the mortality rates of Covid-19 patients has become a source of politically charged debate.

Researchers at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford have estimated the impact of the Facebook advertising boycott on participating brands.