Metta Corners the Market
Mettamorphsis
27 September 2022
Bringing loving-kindness practice to the busy marketplace to help ease the stresses of the day
Japanese-Business-Leader-Turned-Buddhist-Priest Kazuo Inamori Dies Aged 90
Justin Whitaker
6 September 2022
The businessman turned Buddhist priest led a life based on a philosophy of humanism and generous leadership
Buddhism Featured in Thai Business School
Justin Whitaker
23 August 2022
Understanding Buddhist culture is essential for thriving business in Southeast Asia, argues Sasin School of Management director Ian Fenwick
Living a Life without Purpose
Sensei Alex Kakuyo
23 November 2021
Shifting from worldly purpose to living the bodhisattva vows
Go to Your Room – Some Impacts of Isolation and Quarantine in 2020
Sarah C. Beasley
11 January 2021
Taking stock of the difficulties of the past year and the…
Late Samsung Group Chairman and Won Buddhist Lee Kun-hee Dead at 78
Justin Whitaker
28 October 2020
Former business tycoon turned Samsung into a global name
Money Makes the COVID World Go Round
Vanessa Sasson
21 August 2020
Rethinking our priorities and changing direction
The University of Hong Kong hosts International Buddhist Values and Economics Conference
Justin Whitaker
16 April 2019
Conference brings together academics and business…
The Growing Library of Loving-kindness
Mettamorphsis
1 August 2018
Planting books as metta seeds for the mind
Sustainable Investing: Taking a Buddhist Approach to Business
Tsering Namgyal
17 May 2018
Corporate responsibility in an interconnected world
Walk with Me – Insight on Managing Sustainability from Buddhist Teachings
Dr. Ernest Chi-Hin Ng
8 September 2017
When it comes to drawing inspiration from the Buddhist teachings for management practices, one monastic scholar half-jokingly argued that every entrepreneur should learn from the
Buddhistdoor View: Corporate Concern—Growing and Nurturing Business by Caring for Employee and Customer Wellbeing
Buddhistdoor Global
9 June 2017
Many working people experience stress and pressure, from those with blue-collar jobs to office professionals. So it certainly does not help when workers feel they