Over lunch with two City veterans last week, the conversation turned, perhaps inevitably, to times past. One was a leading financial PR of his generation, the other a senior banker and deal-maker. For ...

As a first-year graduate student, I attended a regional evolutionary social science conference. One of the speakers was Kristen Hawkes, a foundational scholar in evolutionary anthropology. I had read ...

At its core, reputation management is the art of influencing and controlling how you’re perceived by the public and media. It’s the foundation of trust, a force for driving success and sustaining a ...

When choosing a university, it can be easy to get caught up in how prestigious a university appears to be. Four students share why it’s important to consider many other factors in your final choice ...

What does it truly mean for a corporation to have a good reputation in Asia? In the West, corporate reputation is often tied to strong performance metrics, innovation, and ethical behavior. These ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Clamping down on bribery need not hamper growth. Britain’s new Bribery Act enters force in July, replacing laws ...

Business owners everywhere will recognise the accuracy of Shakespeare’s description of reputation as a ‘bubble’. In today’s fast-moving world, the hard-won approval of customers and competitors is ...

Students at world-renowned universities in Canada, the United States, Switzerland, Japan and China have revealed the impact that their university’s reputation has on their experience, alongside the ...

The pharma industry’s reputation has continued to slide — and it’s mostly due to the persistent issue of high drug costs, according to a report released by research firm PatientView this week.