How We Work
Stories of Business is an editorial platform first.
We publish long-form analysis that examines how business decisions shape everyday life — through systems, incentives, trade-offs, and unintended consequences.
Over time, this archive opens conversations.
Leaders, founders, institutions, and organisations often recognise their own industries, challenges, or decisions reflected in the analysis and reach out as a result.
Some of those conversations remain informal. Others develop into deeper collaboration where there is a clear fit.
Where appropriate, Stories of Business may engage in:
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commissioned research or system mapping
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syndicated or custom research reports
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private briefings or workshops informed by published work
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longer-term partnerships aligned with the editorial approach
Affiliate relationships
Some Stories of Business articles include affiliate links to products or services that are genuinely relevant to the topic being examined. If a reader chooses to purchase through one of these links, Stories of Business may earn a small commission at no extra cost to the reader.
Affiliate relationships do not determine what topics are covered, how stories are framed, or the conclusions reached. Brands, where mentioned, appear as examples within broader systems rather than as the focus of coverage.
Editorial independence
Stories of Business has evolved over time.
In its early stages, the platform explored different ways of presenting and supporting businesses. As it has grown, the editorial focus has shifted toward deeper system-level analysis and long-term archival value.
Today, editorial decisions are made independently, with topics selected based on relevance, insight, and explanatory value rather than commercial relationships.
Current and future work follows this approach, with a clear separation between analysis and commercial activity.
If you believe the ideas explored here intersect meaningfully with your organisation’s work, you’re welcome to get in touch.