Innovation Predictions 2008
Get ready for … anything. As companies, governments—indeed, entire countries—confront an array of dilemmas, the only constant will be change
Mobile Ads: Not So Fast
Mobile advertising revenues aren't growing as fast as expected, and that could spell trouble for a bunch of venture-funded startups
Refilling Kraft’s Cookie Jar
CEO Irene Rosenfeld is banking on a raft of new products to boost sales. Can she whip them up before investors lose patience?
Inside Tesco’s New U.S. Stores
The British retailer takes on the Southwest with its chain of Fresh & Easy stores offering healthy food and no waiting. How big a bite will it take out of Trader Joe's?
LiveJournal Sale May Revive Six Apart
After selling the blogging community site, CEO Chris Alden may have a chance to finally turn Six Apart into a Web 2.0 behemoth
An Embarrassment of Succession Fiascoes
The main cause of the messes at Citigroup and Merrill Lynch is their boards' failures to develop authentic leaders and succession plans
You Say Guanxi, I Say Schmoozing
How East is meeting West and building a lingua franca of business connections
Why Is Nissan Mimicking MySpace?
The Japanese carmaker is rolling out a social networking site, called N-Square, designed to bypass bureaucracy by boosting informal contacts
Making Connections By Design
At the World Design Congress, the profession imagined how to bring designers and managers together on issues such as production and sustainability
Five Common Mistakes in Innovation
Every company knows how to get more innovative, but few are willing to make the cultural changes necessary to get results