The CEO of Siemens on Using a Scandal to Drive Change
With Siemens reeling amid a global bribery investigation, its board hired Peter Löscher as the first outsider to become the company’s top leader. Here’s how he quickly moved to rebuild … Continue reading
Have India’s poor become human guinea pigs?
What Mrs Sodey says she did not know was that her mother-in-law was being enrolled in a drugs trial for the drug Tonapofylline, which was being tested by Biogen Idec. … Continue reading
Starbucks Expands to India With Mumbai Flagship Opening
While the drinks list at the world’s newest Starbucks will look pretty familiar to anybody who has ordered a grande skim latte elsewhere on the planet, the food features … Continue reading
Marissa Mayer’s Yahoo Turnaround Starts To Take Shape
Marissa Mayer, who is trying to usher in a new era at Yahoo, laid out her strategy in all-hands meetings on Tuesday. Mayer generally focused on the big-picture turnaround rather … Continue reading
Google Can’t Have It Both Ways
I was a bit dismayed to read in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal about Google’s delaying (preventing?) Acer from launching a phone in China using an operating system that competes with Google’s Android… Aliyun has been on … Continue reading
10 Brands That Will Disappear In 2013
Each year, 24/7 Wall St. identifies 10 important American brands that we predict will disappear within a year. This year’s list reflects the brutally competitive nature of certain industries and … Continue reading
The World’s Most Reputable Companies
Reputation Institute, a global private consulting firm based in New York, recently ranked 100 businesses that have successfully established strong international names for themselves. The firm invited about 47,000 consumers … Continue reading
Rectangle Oreos and Cucumber Gum, Made in China for China
KFC, a Yum! Brands chain and one of the first Western fast food restaurants to hit China in the 1980s, has long been recognized as a pioneer, with offerings like … Continue reading
