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John Colley

United Kingdom
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Why are business empires broken up?

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By John Colley
| Core Insights: Strategy
Strategy and Organisational Change Divided we stand: Companies are vulnerable when they are worth less than the sum of their parts Growth is the holy grail for many businesses. The faster a business can grow the more it is worth. Most of the earnings that are generated by a business are reinvested to drive more growth and still higher valuations. But what happens when markets reach maturity? Or all the relevant targets have been acquired?
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The Paramount bid for WBD: Who benefits and what are the ramifications?

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By John Colley
| BroadcastPro Middle East
This is not merely a “who buys whom” transaction - it is a potential redefinition of who gets to decide what stories are told, how they are distributed and which kinds of creative ventures get funded, says John Colley, Professor of Practice at Warwick Business School. The bidding war for Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) in late 2025 has swiftly transformed the entertainment landscape.
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Humanism, English Literature, and the Translation of Greek, 1430-1560

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By John Colley
| Oxford Academic
This monograph reassesses how the Quattrocento rebirth of Greek scholarship influenced fifteenth- and sixteenth-century English literature. It begins with the first signs of humanist Greek in England in and around Duke Humfrey’s circle, at a time when no English writer could claim significant Greek literacy. It ends on the cusp of Elizabethan literary culture, when English writers much more frequently translated Ancient Greek into both Latin and the vernacular.
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