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Hosted by Northeastern University · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 87 episodes
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Northeastern University created this podcast to share cutting-edge research in international business. This podcast is for all global business professionals and any student who hopes to work for a multinational organization in the future. Through this podcast, we’ll share what’s proven through research and highlight what’s really working in practice. We have a great line-up of expert guests speaking on diverse topics from blockchain and digital currencies to global corporate governance and workforce analytics.
Northeastern University hosts International Business Today, a education show with 87 episodes published.
Bitcoin is shrinking inside its own economy. Ravi Sarathy explains why the 2026 Bitcoin winter is a story about the rest of crypto growing. Everyone frames the Bitcoin winter as Bitcoin failing. Ravi Sarathy makes the op
MIT's John Richardson trains hostage negotiators and Fortune 500 execs. His #1 rule: never negotiate before doing this one thing first. Most people walk into a negotiation ready to make their case, and John Richardson sa
Most CEOs are world-class managers. Bill George says they still lack the one quality that matters most.What AI can automate is disappearing. What remains is deeply human. Bill George, the executive who coined authentic l
AI is coming for knowledge workers first. Doug Atkinson, President of Solutions Review, says 52 million U.S. jobs are rated 7 out of 10 or higher for automation risk. Doug Atkinson founded Solutions Review, a digital med
ESG is under political attack in the US. The backlash against responsible investing didn't come from nowhere. Matt Patsky, CEO of Trillium Asset Management, traces it directly to the fossil fuel industry watching its cos
Over 80% of AI initiatives fail to meet their goals—yet companies can't compete without AI-driven supply chains. The secret isn't more technology; it's knowing when humans must override the algorithms. When COVID hit, ev
The job market is brutal right now. Julia Ivy has a four-step method that gets graduates hired faster, and it has nothing to do with your GPA.Most career advice tells you to apply everywhere and hope. Julia Ivy built a b
Scientists in the same building often never meet. Kevin Boudreau is building AI versions of them to fix that — and what he's finding changes how we think about platforms, collaboration, and who AI actually helps. Kevin r
The U.S. dollar is 10% weaker than it was four years ago. Niki Boyson, finance professor at Northeastern, explains exactly what that costs you and where the real opportunity is hiding.Most people think tariffs hurt forei
🤝 Are you leaving money on the table in your negotiations? 💰 Most executives admit they don't get as much out of negotiations as they should. In today's flatter organizations, professionals need advanced negotiation sk
Only 1 in 10 cancer drugs survives to approval. Dr. Giovanni Abbadessa explains why people, not molecules, determine which ones make it. From secret lab experiments that saved a shelved drug to multispecific antibodies t
20 million textbooks a year, down to less than 1 million. John Fallon led Pearson through one of the most dramatic digital transformations in corporate history. The ed-tech "unicorns" everyone bet on? He calls them "uni-
Lidiane Jones shares the leadership playbook most tech leaders ignore. From growing up in São Paulo to working in Silicon Valley, Lidiane built her career on one thing: adaptability. In this conversation, she breaks down
🏥 How does a medical device go from concept to patient care? 💡 The medical device industry spans everything from IV tubing to surgical robots, requiring rigorous FDA approval, complex reimbursement negotiations, and gl
$300 billion has already migrated from traditional banks into stablecoins. Under fractional reserve banking, every dollar withdrawn shrinks lending capacity by 2-3x—reducing credit, raising rates, and pressuring the enti
Decentralized finance is processing over $50 billion in transactions monthly—without a single bank involved. That's not theoretical anymore. It's reshaping how money moves globally. Traditional finance relies on intermed
In this episode, Professor Ravi Sarathy explains how stablecoins work, what the GENIUS Act changed, and why USDT and USDC now control $300 billion in market cap. He also explores the risks: What happens if everyone tries
In this episode of International Business Today, Professor Ravi Sarathy explains what makes Ethereum fundamentally different from Bitcoin, how proof of stake changed the game, and why competitors like Solana are gaining
In this episode, Professor Ravi Sarathy breaks down the three motives for holding money—transaction, investment, and speculation—and explains why Bitcoin succeeds at some and fails at others. He also explores why Bitcoin
🏛️ Is the era of free-market capitalism ending? 🌍 From Intel's government stake to China's reassertion of state control, governments worldwide are increasingly intervening in markets through ownership, mandates, and id
Nada Sanders
1 appearance on this show
John Fallon
former CEO of Pearson · Pearson
1 appearance on this show
Garry Ridge
former WD-40 Company CEO, bestselling author of Any Dumbass Can Do It · WD-40 Company
1 appearance on this show
Ravi Sarathy
Northeastern University
1 appearance on this show
Niki Boyson
Northeastern
1 appearance on this show
Edward Wertheim
Northeastern University
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Giovanni Abbadessa
ModeX Therapeutics
1 appearance on this show
Geri Cramer
Boston Scientific
1 appearance on this show
Kwong Chan
DMSB AI Strategic H
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