Relaciones de propiedad y control: empresas sin nacionalidad versus internacionalización del capital

Cross-border investment. Slow flows. The movement of global capital is in decline and is being rerouted by geopolitics.

Un pueblo aislado del Amazonas se conectó a internet y cambió su vida

ConocoPhillips to Acquire Marathon Oil in $22.5 Billion Deal

The world’s rules-based order is cracking

Les liaisons dangereuses de l’industrie française de l’armement avec Israël

¿Cómo fue que China se convirtió en líder mundial de la fabricación de coches y paneles solares?

The new economic order. The liberal international order is slowly coming apart

The great regression. The international economic order is breaking down. Critics will miss globalisation when it is gone

Shanghái, nuevo motor de la industria

Una megaderrota para las megatecnológicas

Clicks and control. America is concerned about social media. China is, too

¿Quo vadis, América Latina? Las dos caras del nuevo capitalismo latinoamericano

Critical minerals. China is winning Africa's 'white-gold' rush for lithium

¿Crisis o colapso ecológico? Algo más que un matiz terminológico

Confessions of a McKinsey Whistleblower

El dragón chino que se mudó a la sierra de Sonora

Rich and famous. The $100trn battle for the world's wealthiest people

Cancela gobierno 9 concesiones de litio

Entre la autonomía como ejercicio propositivo y la autonomía a la defensiva, transformaciones de sentidos políticos indígenas frente a la violencia extrema en México

Systemic Leadership and Energy: The Argument

The True Threat of Artificial Intelligence

Competition. Across the West powerful firms are becoming even more powerful

Competition. The next capitalist revolution

How China is winning the race for Africa's lithium

A land of frustrated workers. Why are Latin American workers so strikingly unproductive?

China ya no busca solo materias primas en Latinoamérica.

How A.I. and DNA Are Unlocking the Mysteries of Global Supply Chains

Mastering the machine. Big tech and the pursuit of AI dominance

ChatGPT And More. Large Scale AI Models Entrench Big Tech Power

Injusticia Alimentaria 2020-2022. Sin control, sin regulación y sin rendir cuentas: ¿quiénes se aprovechan del hambre?

Who owns international business?

Capitalismo con características chinas. Conceptos y desarrollo en la tercera década del siglo XXI

Explotación del litio en México. ¿Interés público o extractivismo transnacional?

El Salvador adopta el bitcóin y despierta críticas nacionales y la admiración de la comunidad de criptomonedas

Corporations are laughing at the idea of paying taxes as nearly $1 trillion goes offshore every year, researchers say

This Week, Billionaires Made a Strong Case for Abolishing Themselves

Can Big Tech Get Bigger? Microsoft Presses Governments to Say Yes

De China a México: este podría ser el rumbo de la globalización

U.S. Pours Money Into Chips, but Even Soaring Spending Has Limits

Crece el rechazo al expansionismo de China en América Latina

Chilling prospects. The costs and consequences of Europe's energy crisis are growing

Apple Built Its Empire With China. Now Its Foundation Is Showing Cracks

¿Cómo de alternativas son nuestras alternativas? Criterios para articular economías feministas, ecológicas y solidarias

Nationally determined contributors. State-run oil giants will make or break the energy transition

U.S. Retakes Top Spot in Supercomputer Race

Estados Unidos encabeza la clasificación del secreto financiero mientras los países del G7 frustran los avances mundiales en transparencia

Multa la CRE a Iberdrola con $9 mil 145 millones por venta ilegal de energía

La firma alemana Volkswagen enfrenta en Brasil acusaciones por 'esclavitud'

Declaración universal de los derechos del poder corporativo.

Offshore havens and hidden riches of world leaders and billionaires exposed in unprecedented leak

The world economy. A new age of economic conflict

Hot tropics. Grab's $40bn Nasdaq listing is a key test for Asian tech

Global finance. China courts global capital, on its own terms

Cloud atlas. The battle of the computing clouds is intensifying

The billionaire battle for the metaverse. Forget space. The race is on to take people beyond reality

Companies Linked to Russian Ransomware Hide in Plain Sight

With Its Exit, Didi Sends a Signal: China No Longer Needs Wall Street

A dynamic do-over. Rumours of the demise of American enterprise are exaggerated

Bring out the vim-o-meter. Is America Inc getting less dynamic, less global and more monopolistic?

Codified crackdown. China has become a laboratory for the regulation of digital technology

'Prosperidad compartida': el plan de China para que los millonarios compartan sus riquezas

La industria automotriz en México y el T-MEC: retos y perspectivas

Patrón de distribución de las actividades manufacturas de exportación en México

El régimen de acumulación en México y sus cambios a partir de la crisis del 2008

Rasgos principales de la geografía de la inversión extranjera directa en México

México- Estados Unidos de América ¿una estrategia de desarrollo con integración territorial de beneficios mutuos?

He Warned Apple About the Risks in China. Then They Became Reality.

El nuevo 'guiño' de México al Oriente

Renovarse ya no es opcional

From Xinjiang to Mississippi: Terror Capitalism, Labour and Surveillance

A new architecture. A less loophole-riddled system for taxing companies is within reach.

Una revisión de las teorías de la empresa para el análisis de las grandes empresas industriales en México y en América Latina

Censorship, Surveillance and Profits: A Hard Bargain for Apple in China

Apple forjó su imperio con China, pero ha tenido que hacer concesiones

The Lithium Gold Rush: Inside the Race to Power Electric Vehicles

As Cars Go Electric, China Builds a Big Lead in Factories

Análisis de redes empresariales y puertas giratorias en México: cartografía de una clase dominante público-privada

Minera Cuzcatlán: con licencia para contaminar

Tycoons on a tight leash. China's rulers want more control of big tech

De-globalization: Theories, predictions, and opportunities for international business research

Data colonialism. The evolution of US empire

Zhong Shanshan desplaza a Jack Ma como hombre más rico de Asia

The Contagion of Capital. Financialized Capitalism, COVID-19, and the Great Divide

Transnational Capital and the Trend of Global Interactions

Too close to the sun. What the fate of HNA Group says about China Inc's foreign ambitions

Here's a Way to Learn if Facial Recognition Systems Used Your Photos

Aumentó casi 90 mil mdd el valor de farmacéuticas

Technology and geopolitics. The struggle over chips enters a new phase

A new architecture. Chipmaking is being redesigned. Effects will be far-reaching

Geopolítica del rompehielos

¿Se avecina una guerra por las tierras raras?

'Latinoamérica tiene apetito de tecnología china': las nuevas aventuras comerciales del gigante asiático en la región

With Alibaba Investigation, China Gets Tougher on Tech.

Una Armada en el mar. El poderío de la flota pesquera china

Why China turned against Jack Ma?

With Money, and Waste, China Fights for Chip Independence

China–US Tensions: Is Globalisation Dead?

Scaling back. Why commercial ties between Taiwan and China are beginning to fray

El estado de la justicia fiscal. 2020: La justicia fiscal en tiempos de la COVID-19

Circling back. China's 'dual-circulation' strategy means relying less on foreigners.

No American election will change China's mind. It is sure that America is bent on containing its rise

COVID 19: la permanencia de la disputa por el liderazgo tecnológico global

Global banks defy U.S. crackdowns by serving oligarchs, criminals and terrorists

The economics of the global defense industry

Banks Suspected Illegal Activity, but Processed Big Transactions Anyway

TikTok Owner's Big Reason to Strike a U.S. Deal: China Is Slowing

Bancos globales permiten lavar 2 billones de dólares

Archivos de FinCEN: Deutsche Bank es sindicado de permitir lavado de dinero

The exception. Why is Wall Street expanding in China?

Handbook on Wealth and the Super-Rich

The Daredevil Unicorns: Why WeWork, Juul, and Uber Play With Fire. Lawless startups exploiting the seams of regulation are suddenly feeling the heat—and getting burned

La automatización y el futuro del trabajo -II

The new state capitalism. Xi Jinping is trying to remake the Chinese economy

The Chinese economic model. Xi Jinping is reinventing state capitalism. Don't underestimate it

Wrongfully Accused by an Algorithm

The Corporation in History

Chinese diaspora Inc. South-East Asian tycoons' high-wire act

Environmentalists Targeted Exxon Mobil. Then Hackers Targeted Them

C'est la lutte finale

Globalisation unwound. Has covid-19 killed globalisation?

Why the Corporation

Visible and vocal. Delivery apps have transformed urban life in China

Will China sit again at the heart of its own cosmos?

Alexa, Alert Me When the Revolution Comes: Gender, Affect, and Labor in the Age of Home- Based Artificial Intelligence

5Geopolitics. Open standards, not sanctions, are America's best weapon against Huawei

5Geopolitics. America does not want China to dominate 5G mobile networks

The Global Corporate Elite and the Transnational Policy-Planning Network, 1996-2006: A Structural Analysis

ByteDance. ByteDance is going from strength to strength

Winners from the pandemic. Big tech's covid-19 opportunity

Infrastructure. Should data be crunched at the centre or at the edge?

How Visa became the top dog in global finance

Are data more like oil or sunlight? The question highlights the many different faces of data

The data economy. A deluge of data is giving rise to a new economy

Covid-19 is foisting changes on business that could be beneficial. CEOs should be aware of the potential opportunities

Red plateau. Apple's Chinese troubles. The coronavirus is just the start

American state capitalism will not beat China at 5G

Covid-19 is teaching hard lessons about China-only supply chains

Eco-Fascisms and Eco-Socialisms

Departure of the founders. Who will control Alphabet once Sergey Brin and Larry Page are gone?

The future of Google. Alphabet turns a Page and a Brin. What next for Google’s parent after its fathers depart?

Multinational firms and the extractive sectors in the 21st century: Can they drive development?

Who will benefit most from the data economy? It is already unequal and that inequality could get worse

Geopolitics. Governments are erecting borders for data

Integrating data is getting harder, but also more important The search is on to find 'digital truth'

Asian-tiger governments are steering their economies with a lighter touch

How China Obtains American Trade Secrets

The digital side of the Belt and Road Initiative is growing

China is making substantial investment in ports and pipelines worldwide

Data. China's success at AI has relied on good data. But cheap labour has also played an important part

Microprocessors. China is slowly moving up the microprocessing value chain

Online Labour Index: Measuring the Online Gig Economy for Policy and Research

Follow the New Silk Road: China's growing trail of think tanks and lobbyists in Europe

One company, two systems. Alibaba sets its sights on Amazon

Buttonwood. What the semiconductor industry tells us about the world economy. Blessed are the chipmakers

Friendly fire. A shooting puts the spotlight on military training for allies. What does America get out of training troops for repressive allies?

The spying business. Western firms should not sell spyware to tyrants

Is anybody still a globalist? Rereading the trajectory of US gran strategy and the end of the transnational moment

The autocratic advantage: Internationalization of state-owned multinationals

Hidden power of the Big Three? Passive index funds, re-concentration of corporate ownership, and new financial risk

Prime Leverage: How Amazon Wields Power in the Technology World

Warfare in space. America seeks faster ways to launch military satellites

The tigers' future. Where do the Asian tiger economies go from here?

The agonising dilemma of Spanish firms in Latin America. Conquistadors in a quandary

SMB Winning pays $15bn for rights to Guinea's iron mountain. The Chinese-led consortium faces challenges to exploit one of the world’s biggest iron-ore deposits

Asian tigers. After half a century of success, the Asian tiger must reinvent themselves

The lives of the 0.0001%. Have billionaires accumulated their wealth illegitimately? The economics of billionaires

Absolute Capitalism

China's Internet Is Flowering

We're Stuck With the Tech Giants

Capital control. Japan's new investment rules risk scaring off foreign investors. Analysts suspect activist investors may be their real target

Saudi Aramco's IPO. Aramco is both the oil sector's Goliath and a firm vexed by problems. Is it worth a prince's ransom?

Saudi Aramco. The message from the world's biggest and wildest IPO

The art of darkness. Vladimir Putin flaunts Russia's increasing influence in Africa. But the country is not as important as its spin suggests

Slowbalisation. Multinational companies are adjusting to shorter supply chains. The risks of not knowing who supplies your supplier

Digitalización, política e inteligencia artifical. ¿Qué futuro podemos esperar?

Acquired taste. Western firms increasingly admire—and want—Chinese technology. The trade war and animosity

Is China a global leader in research and development?

China en África: del beneficio mutuo a la hegemonía de Pekín

Three industries. Supply chains for different industries are fragmenting in different ways. Clothes, cars and computers are all being affected

Global supply chains. Supply chains are undergoing a dramatic transformation. This will be wrenching for many firms, argues Vijay Vaitheeswaran.

What are companies for? Big business is beginning to accept broader social responsibilities

Security. Companies must get ready for a riskier world. Rethinking supply chains in an era of cyber-attacks and protectionism

Big business, shareholders and society. What companies are for

Multinational companies. Who wins from foreign investment? A new study shows the gains are unequal

Gigantes tecnológicos se quejan por impuesto francés

The life of tycoons. Germany's business barons are finding it harder to keep a low profile. Blame rising inequality and globalisation

A message from the Billionaire's Club: Tax Us

Breaking the wave. Investors and regulators fall out of love with colossal deals. The long swell in dealmaking may be subsiding

Europe's nightmare on Wall Street. Deutsche Bank's retreat ends European hopes of conquering Wall Street. The main threat to American banks now is competition from China

States of disarray. Latin America's state-run oil giants are struggling. The companies are unprepared for the looming energy transition

Pinch points. The technology industry is rife with bottlenecks. The US-China tech cold war is making companies more aware of them than ever

Apple Moves Mac Pro Production to China. The $6,000 desktop computer had been the company's only major device assembled in the U.S.

The silicon tightrope. Taiwan's computing titans are caught up in the US-China tech war. They would rather remain in the shadows

Cracking the shells. The war on money-launderers' vehicle of choice intensifies. Some of the biggest offshore centres are increasing transparency about ownership

Blue-collar capitalists. Employee ownership has a lot going for it. But not if it becomes over-politicised

Apple Moves Mac Pro Production to China. The $6,000 desktop computer had been the company's only major device assembled in the U.S.

Technology and politics. Huawei has been cut off from American technology. The ban will be excruciating at best, and fatal at worst

Dragons, disrupted. Foreign suspicion is hemming in China Inc's global rise. If China wants to see more of its companies succeed abroad, it should cut them slack at home

Bolsonarism and “Frontier Capitalism”

¿Por qué Amazon se retira de China?

Notes on the Difficulty of Studying the Corporation

Una victoria para Trump: las empresas reconsideran su permanencia en China

A Comparison of the Director Networks of the Main Listed Companies in France, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, and the United States

Ioning out flight. The first journey of an aircraft with an ion drive. How to fly silently, and without any moving parts

Building trusts. The EU's industrial-policy fans want to go back to the '70s. Competition rules are out, mergers and 'European champions' are in

Swanning in. Intel's new boss leads a firm that is both thriving and troubled. It dominates PC and server chips. But its core business has misfired of late

Big mistake. Politicians in Europe are wrong to embrace mega-mergers. Europe needs more competition, not less

Armed with a crystal ball. Masayoshi Son wants Arm's blueprints to power all tech. The British company's pre-eminent position in chip design helps him predict tech's future.

In a hole. Glencore's attempt at reinventing mining has run into trouble. Mining's most risk-hungry company is under pressure to change its culture

War profiteering. Will China's rivals benefit from the trade war? Integrated supply chains mean China cannot easily be replaced

Super-help for the super-rich. Family offices become financial titans. The growing ranks of billionaires' in-house investment teams

Investing and the super-rich. How the 0.001% invest. The family offices through which the world's wealthiest 0.001% invest are a new force in global finance that few have heard of

The opening Dell. Michael Dell plots his return to the public market. The largest private firm has an updated vision for computing's future.

Verdant and vibrant. Green asset classes are proliferating. Green financial assets are a small but significant share of the total

Chip shot. An American ban defangs a nascent Chinese chip champion. Fujian Jinhua could have become too vital in America's military supply-chain

Unholy alliance. Carlos Ghosn's arrest shows the merits of a carmakers' merger. The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance is tarnished for good.

Key-person risk is alive and kicking in global business. Carlos Ghosn's downfall points to a wider problem.

Going, going, Ghosn. A giant of the car industry is accused of financial misconduct. After Carlos Ghosn, will the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance endure?

Informe sobre las inversiones en el mundo 2018. La inversión y las nuevas políticas industriales

The Modern Mercenary. Private Armies and What They Mean for World Order

Tariffs may well bring some high-tech manufacturing back to America. But ordinary Americans will feel little if any benefit

How to reform the world's biggest piggy-banks. Singapore offers a model for running sovereign-wealth funds well

Enigma variations. Alibaba tweaks a controversial legal structure. Jack Ma's role in the firm's 'variable interest entities

Taking aim at China. How to safeguard national security without scaring off investment. It is hard when the lines between friends and foe are blurred

Cheques and balances. Silicon Valley gets queasy about Chinese money. China's ability to invest billions into American startups looks uncertain

Clash of the titans. Chinese and US tech giants go at it in emerging markets. Colossi such as Facebook and Tencent have never competed directly. Until now

Security screening. America and the EU are both toughening up on foreign capital. Donald Trump and Jean-Claude Juncker share suspicions of Chinese investment

High fines, meagre results. Google's Android fine is not enough to change its behaviour

Goblin metals. What if China corners the cobalt market? Nickel could make a good substitute—provided car batteries don’t catch fire

Antitrust theatre. Google is fined €4.3bn in the biggest-ever antitrust penalty

History's biggest firms. What 19th-century opium dealers and 1970s telecoms monopolies can teach Silicon Valley

In deep water. The murky future of two Latin American oil giants. Brazil's Petrobras and Mexico's Pemex might be heading for more state meddling

Bentonville, meet Bangalore. Walmart takes a second shot at the Indian market. Its $16bn purchase of Flipkart is India's biggest foreign acquisition

So long, and thanks for all the fish. Chinese investment may help Greenland become independent from Denmark. Islanders think rare earths and tourism will make them self-reliant

Competition in the digital age. How to tame the tech titans. The dominance of Google, Facebook and Amazon is bad for consumers and competition

Command and control. Antitrust with Chinese characteristics. The country's competition regulators are getting more activist on global deals

AI meets autoland. Germany's conservative economic model is being put to the test. An economy built on caution must learn to live with disruption

Collateral damage. Asia's small open economies may suffer in America's trade war. As supply chains are unpicked, firms in China’s orbit may lose business

Corporate citizens of somewhere. A golden age of companies having fistfuls of different passports is over

Going Dutch. Unilever picks Rotterdam. Britain's largest consumer-goods firm moves its headquarters to the Netherlands

Down the slippery slope. A Chinese oil baron is reportedly detained by the authorities. The reasons for Ye Jianming's reported detention are as mysterious as CEFC itself

Transnational Corporations and the Global Environment

Inside Warren Buffett's deal machine. Berkshire Hathaway has evolved into an acquisition engine. The returns look pedestriant

Twin troubles. An arcane business structure loses its charm. Dual-nationality arrangements for blue-chip companies such as Unilever are dying out

Sharing components. Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi has become the world's biggest carmaker. The job of drawing it even closer together will be tricky

The whistleblower's story. One man's fight against the Swiss offshore banking system. A former banker helps to open up a secretive industry

Going South. South-to-South investment is rising sharply. An encouraging trend would be even more marked if governments got out of the way

Barbarians inside the gate. A big Blackstone deal shows how private equity has changed. Mega-deals are not what they were in the glory days

Prospectors, barons and suits. Multinationals move in to Colombia's emerald mountains. They offer steady jobs, but some miners would rather hunt stones on their own

BlackRock v Blackstone. Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the mightiest finance tycoon of them all?

Ghost in the machine. Rio Tinto puts its faith in driverless trucks, trains and drilling rigs. But will it stop the mining firm from splurging on over-priced acquisitions?

Firms under fire. The big companies caught up in South Africa's 'state capture' scandal. Doing business with the Guptas can seriously damage your reputation

The whizz of Oz. Australia is the new frontier for battery minerals. China's electric-vehicle industry is piling in, as are speculators

Generation SRI. Sustainable investment joins the mainstream. Millennials are coming into money and want to invest it responsibly

Jeff Immelt´s record shows the pitfalls of capital allocation. Amid a whirlwind of dealmaking, GE´s returns lag

What if the unwashed masses got to vote on companies' strategies? Digital technology makes true shareholder democracy more feasible

Mergers and acquisitions often disappoint. Bosses and investment bankers love them; shareholders tend to rue them

The beast of Bentonville battles Amazon, the king of the e-commerce jungle. Amazon’s position today is eerily reminiscent of Walmart's circa 1999

Remember corporate Europe? It wants to be noticed again. Emmanuel Macron is helping revive the grandest idea in European business

A king-to-be’s ransom. The prospects for the world’s biggest IPO. Saudi Aramco cannot be seen in isolation from the kingdom it funds

La subcontratación como proceso de aprendizaje: el caso de la electrónica en Jalisco (México) en la década de los noventa

American efforts to control Chinese firms abroad are dangerous. North Korea highlights a faultline in the world’s business architecture

From freezers to ﬁnance. A Chinese carmaker agrees to buy a Danish investment bank

The global economy. How China is battling ever more intensely in world markets. But does it play fair?

Biting the bullet. China sets its sights on dominating sunrise industries. But its record of industrial-policy successes is patchy

The next wave. China’s audacious and inventive new generation of entrepreneurs. Industries and consumers around the world will soon feel their impact

Rise of the Aramcons. Behind the veil of Saudi Aramco. The biggest oil company has a good story to tell—if it can disentangle its image from that of the kingdom

Take back control. How digital devices challenge the nature of ownership. And threaten property rights in the digital age

A legal vulnerability at the heart of China's big internet firms. Variable interest entities are their weakest link

The Uber dilemma. Self-employed or employee? Britain wrestles with the gig economy. Many labour-market problems would be solved simply by enforcing existing law

Toppling the tycoons. Undue reverence for company founders harms Indian firms. The wider economy suffers, too

Local upgrading in global chains: recent findings

HNA: des objectifs transnationaux et complémentaires

Allemagne. Le groupe chinois HNA devient le premier actionnaire de Deutsche Bank

Masayoshi Son and Saudi Arabia launch a monster technology fund. The Vision Fund will invest $93bn within five years

Changing maps. How the shape of global banking has turned upside down. American and European banks stay more at home. Chinese ones extend their reach

Nada dura para siempre. Neo-extractivismo tras el boom de las materias primas

Acaparamiento de tierras y acumulación capitalista: aspectos clave en América Latina

Acaparamiento de tierras y bienes comunes. Perspectivas y dimensiones del fenómeno en Argentina

Reinstatement. Reform of China's ailing state-owned firms is emboldening them. Outperformed by private firms, they are no longer shrinking as a share of overall output

Unnatural selection. China's state enterprises are not retreating but advancing. That is bad for China and the world

From blue-chip to chip blues. Embattled Toshiba tries to sell its flash-memory unit. Japan’s government wants to fend off Asian potential buyers

App wars. Tencent takes on Apple in China. WeChat launches 'mini-programmes'; Apple bans tipping

Notas sobre la empresa multinacional

Multinational Corporations and the Globalization of Monopoly Capital

Las cuatro grandes empresas comercializadoras y los precios internacionales de los alimentos

Technology governance. China's new cyber-security law is worryingly vague. Its rules are broad, ambiguous and bothersome to international firms

Business and bureaucracy. Most of India's state-owned firms are ripe for sale or closure. Privatisation and politics sit poorly together

A unicorn apart. Among private tech firms, Airbnb has pursued a distinct strategy. Its culture is cohesive and its finances disciplined

El neoextractivismo. ¿Un modelo posneoliberal de desarrollo o el imperalismo del siglo XXI?

Why the decline in the number of listed American firms matters. Company founders are reluctant to go public and takeovers are soaring

Three kingdoms, two empires. China's internet giants go global. Tencent is leading the acquisition spree, with Alibaba a close second

Wheels in motion. Why carmakers need to get bigger. GM’s recent sale of Opel has revived talk of mega-mergers

Businesses can and will adapt to the age of populism. How executives balance shareholder expectations and social pressures

Corporate ambitions. Amazon, the world’s most remarkable firm, is just getting started. Amazon has the potential to meet the expectations of investors. But success will bring a big problem

Chinese acquisitions abroad. Better than barbarians. Rich-world firms are warming to the idea of being Chinese-owned

Saudi Aramco. Sale of the century? A possible IPO of Saudi Aramco could mark the end of the post-war oil order

Mining. Core ores. The metals crunch is forcing miners to reconsider the merits of diversification

Agribusiness. Feeding the dragon. ChemChina, an acquisitive state enterprise, buys Switzerland’s Syngenta

Multinationals. The retreat of the global company. The biggest business idea of the past three decades is in deep trouble

In retreat. The multinational company is in trouble. Global firms are surprisingly vulnerable to attack

¿Está China comprando el mundo?

Multinacionales mexicanas. Surgimiento y evolución

An Ivan for an Igor. Glencore stuns the oil-trading business with a deal to take a big stake in Rosneft. Sanctions are not the impediment they were expected to be

Norway’s global fund. How to not spend it. It is tough for a small democracy to run the world’s biggest sovereign-wealth fund

Stealth socialism. Passive investment funds create headaches for antitrust authorities

Money honeys. Tech firms shell out to hire and hoard talent. As tech firms battle to hire and hoard talented employees with huge pay packages, Silicon Valley may be changed for the worse

Downsides. The dark arts. Superstar companies are good at everything, including pushing the boundaries

Key attributes. The alphabet of success. Superstars need a dazzling range of qualities

Foreign takeovers. Fear and favour. The evidence is that foreign managers improve the British firms they acquire

SoftBank and ARM. Everything under the Son. Masayoshi Son sets the tone for SoftBank after the exit of his successor

Inversiones extranjeras directas y política estatal

Asset management. Active defence. A merger reflects how the fund-management industry is changing

La internacionalización del capital y la frontera México-Estados Unidos

Misconceptions. The new Methuselahs. Superstar companies are far more resilient than critics give them credit for

Driving forces. Why giants thrive. The power of technology, globalisation and regulation

Companies. The rise of the superstars. A small group of giant companies—some old, some new—are once again dominating the global economy, says Adrian Wooldridge. Is that a good or a bad thing?

The superstar company. A giant problem. The rise of the corporate colossus threatens both competition and the legitimacy of business

AT&T y Time Warner, la megafusión que afectará mercado mexicano

German firms in America. Making eyes across the ocean. German firms are increasingly keen on buying American rivals

Chinese investment. Not so gung-ho. Relations may cool, but the flow of yuan into Britain is unlikely to dry up

La regulación de los negocios empresariales en Estados Unidos

Internet firms. Growing, wildly. China’s online-search market comes under scrutiny

Impunidad de empresas trasnacionales. Historias retos e iniciativas.

La nueva división internacional del trabajo. Sus orígenes, sus manifestaciones, sus consecuencias

Reflexiones sobre el capitalismo de estado

Enfrentando los crímenes impunes de las empresas trasnacionales

Teorías de la empresa y la competitividad

Informe sobre las inversiones en el mundo 2016. La nacionalidad de los inversores: Retos normativos

Corporate propaganda. Sweet little lies. How to read between the lines of companies’accounts

El decrecimiento como solución a la crisis

Chile: Las nuevas formas del imperialismo.

Las tres dimensiones de la crisis

Las empresas multinacionales

La dependencia tecnológica. La empresa "multinacional" núcleo de la dependencia.

A theory of direct foreign investment

The International Corporation

La industria mexicana del I+D es 10 veces menos productiva que la de EE UU

Corporaciones multinacionales en México: Un primer mapeo

American business abroad. Six lectures on direct investment

Rising powers from emerging markets. The changing face of international business.

Informe sobre las Inversiones en el mundo 1993. Corporaciones trasnacionales y la producción internacional integrada.

African firms and private equity. Climbing aboard the Africa train. Local firms gain more than investors when private equity arrives

A giant drinks merger. Beer monster. AB Inbev may combine with SABMiller, in a flat market for big beer brands

Foreign investment. The new Silk Road. China’s latest wave of globalisers will enrich their country—and the world

SoftBank. Here comes the Son. Masayoshi Son has always bounced back from setbacks, but his latest big moves are raising eyebrows

Informe sobre las inversiones en el mundo 1998. Tendencias y condicionantes

Informe sobre las inversiones en el mundo1994. Empresas transnacionales, el empleo y el lugar de trabajo

Informe sobre las inversiones en el mundo 2002. Las empresas trasnacionales y la competitividad de las exportaciones

Multinationals in China. A harder road ahead. Life is getting tougher for foreign firms, but the fittest can still flourish

American capitalism. Reinventing the deal. America’s startups are changing what it means to own a company

Management. Reinventing the company. Entrepreneurs are redesigning the basic building block of capitalism

Foreign takeovers in Australia. Selling the farm. The prospect of foreign ownership of two giant agri-businesses causes alarm

Mexico’s oilfield auction. Lessons learned. A better outcome, this time

El impacto de las empresas transnacionales en el México contemporáneo y la frontera norte

Gigantesca filtración de registros financieros ‘offshore’ expone red global de crimen y corrupción

Mergers (2). The beerhemoth. SABMiller is AB InBev’s toughest takeover yet. It may not be its last

Mergers (1). Partly cloudy. The merger of Dell and EMC is further proof that the IT industry is remaking itself

Conflictos transnacionales: Centroamérica, cambio social y globalización

Informe sobre las inversiones en el mundo 1991. La IED en la tríada

Informe sobre las inversiones en el mundo 1999. Las inversiones extranjeras directas y el desafío del desarrollo

A global elite?

Informe sobre las inversiones en el mundo 1996. Acuerdos en materia de inversión, comercio y política internacional

Global commodity chains: Genealogy and review

Informe sobre las inversiones en el mundo 2006. La inversión extranjera directa de los países en desarrollo y las economías en transición: consecuencias para el desarrollo

Horizontal vs. vertical information structure of the firm

Breaking Bad: Big Ag mega-mergers in play

El poder en la teoría de la firma

Informe sobre las inversiones en el mundo 2003. Las políticas de IED como impulsoras del desarrollo. Perspectivas nacionales e internacionales

Bosses’ pay. Who gets what? The politics of remuneration and envy

Informe sobre las inversiones en el mundo 2009. Empresas transnacionales, producción agrícola y desarrollo

Informe sobre las inversiones en el mundo 2013. Las cadenas de valor mundiales: inversión y comercio para el desarrollo.

The age of the red pen

The most selfish genes

Renewable energy. Puffs of hope

Taxing multinationals: patently problematic

The nature of the firm

Nigeria’s oil company. Petrodollar spill

South Africa’s state-owned companies. Commanding plights. Poorly managed state companies are dragging down the wider economy

América Latina y el capitalismo global: una perspectiva crítica de la globalización

China and the multinationals

Multinationals and global capitalism. From the nineteenth to the twenty-first century

Leviathans. Multinational Corporations and the New Global History

Introduction: Global commodity chains

How Economics bolstered Power by obscuring it

Tratados de inversión: piezas clave para impunidad de transnacionales

Multinationals

La economía verde y las corporaciones

Las sociedades transnacionales

Multinational enterprises and the global economy

New challenges for international business research

Transaction costs and the theory of the multinational enterprise

Internalization and non-equity forms of international involvement

La gran brecha de la desigualdad económica global: la “clase de Davos” al descubierto.

The cost of crossing borders in the global economy

Nuevas teorías de la empresa. Una revisión crítica

Outward foreign direct investment of publicly listed firms from China: a corporate governance perspective

The embedded firm. Corporate governance, labor, and finance capitalism

State of corporations

What in the world is going on?

Una teoría sobre el capitalismo global: Producción, clase y Estado en un mundo transnacional

Las multinacionales regionales

Global corporations in global governance

Saqueo chino

Bumpkin bosses. Leaders of Western companies are less globally minded than they think they are

Divestment campaigns. Fight the power. Investors are being pressed to sell their holdings in coal, oil and gas

Oil in Latin America. The good oil boys club. Latin America’s oil firms need more foreign capital, but a historic auction in Mexico shows that investors can be hard to attract

No smoking. Institutional investors should divest from oil, gas and coal only if their beneficiaries understand the trade-offs

Back on top. American private enterprise dominates the corporate premier league again, thanks to waning valuations of state-backed firms

Chinese companies. A red tide ebbs. Chinese firms listed on American stock exchanges are starting to go home

Legend Holdings. A torch-bearer for Chinese capitalism

State-owned assets. The neglected wealth of nations

Deutsche Bank and HSBC. In hole, still digging

Winds of change. The prospects for shaking up Japanese firms have never looked so good

Open season. A new era begins in America’s securities markets

Malone wolf. What a giant deal says about America’s media and internet industries

Short-term or short-changed? Enhanced rights for loyal investors are increasingly touted as a way to make companies think for the long term

Management theory. Survival of the fittest

Perpetuating inequality. To those that have

Asia. Asian values. In the world’s most dynamic region, family companies occupy the commanding heights of capitalism

Making it work. The family way. Distinctive problems call for tailor-made solutions

The downsides. All too human. How families can cause trouble for their firms

The upsides. Old-fashioned virtues

Typology. United by diversity. The four main types of family business

Family companies. To have and to hold

Shareholder activism. Capitalism’s unlikely heroes

Mergers and acquisitions. The new rules of attraction

Oil and water; North American energy

Shoe on the other foot. Spain’s crisis and Latin America’s cash prompt a gradual rebalancing of relations

The rise of BlackRock. In 25 years, BlackRock has become the world’s biggest investor. Is its dominance a problem?

A question of trust. Edward Snowden is not the only cause of American firms’ Chinese troubles

Swallowed pride. A deal with Repsol is a small step towards reversing an energy deficit

You break it, you own it. America should give global banking rules—and Europe’s dilatory regulators—one last chance

The history of globalization. Railroads and hegemons. Globalisation depends on technology and politics

Running harder. Carmaking can still be highly profitable, but manufacturers have to work at it

Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android face several hopeful challengers

Coming home. A growing number of American companies are moving their manufacturing back to the United States

From guard shack to global giant. How did Lenovo become the world’s biggest computer company?

A Sprint out of Japan. Masayoshi Son is a maverick but his motivation to buy Sprint is familiar

Cristina scrapes the barrel. Nobody will suffer from the nationalisation of Argentina’s oil giant more than Argentines themselves

High-frequency trading. The fast and the furious

Playing with fire. Financial innovation can do a lot of good, says Andrew Palmer

Of plumbing and promises. The back office moves centre stage

The long view. And the winner is…

The world in their hands. State capitalism looks outward as well as inward

Pros and cons. Mixed bag

A choice of models. Theme and variations

New masters of the universe. How state enterprise is spreading

Something old, something new. A brief history of state capitalism

The visible hand