Philip Lynch

Emotional intelligence is a huge part of leadership, but how should we measure it?

Neuroscience has become the dominant theme in emotional intelligence, but are its advocates barking up the wrong neuron?

Australian tablet sales up 147% as Android and Windows grab iPad marketshare

Social media: Love it or loathe it, the ASX says you can no longer ignore it

If Australia is to remain competitive and productive in a hyper-connected age, social media demands leadership strategy at the highest

Rich Tales: On the car crash that is the Rich Kids Of Instagram

How we spend our money is the clearest signal we give the economy on the type of world we want. So is splurging it on overpriced champagne really the right message?

Asian partners: The future of Australia’s business relationship with Korea

Korean companies have worked hard to successfully adapt to the Western business environment. Now it’s time Australian companies take extra efforts to understand Korean business

Lisa Ho folds, as administrators are unable to find a buyer for the iconic brand

Fletcher Jones closes doors but opens eCommerce store

Australian tablet sales up 147% as Android and Windows grab iPad marketshare

457 visa laws before Parliament today: what your business needs to know

Cosmetics wars: MAC rejects Target's settlement over fake make-up claims

Economic Pulse: Australia’s productivity conundrum

Australia does have a problem with productivity. But it’s not the one you hear about. To clarify just where we stand, the Productivity Commission has released its first annual

TED Talks curator Chris Anderson’s top five presentation tips

Not a natural public speaker? Anderson believes giving a good talk is coachable and has developed a process for helping inexperienced

Dick Smith, Gerry Harvey and Frank Lowy ranked among Australia’s most trusted

Businesspeople earn recognition, politicians rank low on the list as Reader’s Digest releases the results of its annual Most Trusted Australians and Most Trusted Professions

Asian partners: The future of Australia’s business relationship with Korea

Korean companies have worked hard to successfully adapt to the Western business environment. Now it’s time Australian companies take extra efforts to understand Korean business

What is the theory of your firm?

Companies that enjoy sustained success are typically founded on a coherent theory of value creation. Here’s how you can do the same.