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15.9.10

Why Innovation Is Beginner's Luck

Why Innovation Is Beginner's Luck

Your boss has been an industry expert for decades. He keeps talking about innovation. Your gut tells you he is about to fail again. Your gut is right

By G. Michael Maddock and Raphael Louis Vitón

23.8.10

The Integrated Marketing Mess

Amid a chaos of marketing tactics, how do you know what to pursue, whom to hire, and how to coordinate it all? Steve McKee offers three pointers

17.8.10

Put Your Feet Up and Innovate

Leaders arrive at big-picture solutions by pulling the plug on their usual routines and doing nothing

By Karen Duncum

24.4.10

A Guide to Self-Employment

A Guide to Self-Employment

The tough job market continues to prompt would-be entrepreneurs to consider joining the ranks of the 9 million self-employed. Here, advice and ideas for getting started

The 50 Most Innovative Companies

For the first time since Bloomberg BusinessWeek began its annual Most Innovative Companies ranking in 2005, the majority of corporations in the Top 25 are based outside the U.S. The reason: the new global leaders coming out of Asia

12.2.10

Essential Reading for Marketers

Too busy to pursue an MBA, Steve McKee turned to business books to educate himself on branding, marketing, and advertising. Here are his top picks

By Steve McKee

8.2.10

Parisian Love

An American finds love in Paris. Watch more Search Stories by Google at http://youtube.com/searchst... Search On.

6.2.10

Going Green's Unexpected Advantage

Applying a green lens to your efforts not only increases profits but also opens up new product lines

By G. Michael Maddock and Raphael Louis Vitón

8.12.09

The Making of a Successful Entrepreneur

Despite their impact on the economy, relatively little is known about entrepreneurs' backgrounds and motivations. A study released by the Kauffman Foundation in July, titled "The Anatomy of an Entrepreneur," led by co-authors Vivek Wadhwa, University of Akron's Raj Aggarwal, University of Southern California's Krisztina "Z" Holly, and former BusinessWeektech editor Alex Salkever aimed to discover who American entrepreneurs are and what makes them tick.