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Mysteries of innovation: there are right ways—and wrong ways 

Remember just five years ago, when everyone believed innovation was best defined as a big new blowout that set an industry on its head? Some...

Following the money: if access to public markets is tricky, private funds are huge 

In a concise, state-of-the-capital-markets declaration, Robert Greifeld, president and chief executive of The Nasdaq Stock Market, declared that...

Developing global talent: managing worldwide companies hinges on people, culture 

It's one of those "can't live with it, can't live without it" propositions: Globalization has created unparalleled opportunities for low-cost...

The CEO's role in innovation: can a leader personally drive new ideas? Yes 

With new technologies constantly threatening to upend old strategies and business disruptions occurring so frequently that Moore's Law is beginning...

Big changes in the chip industry: more functions combine as circuit sizes plunge 

It's a classic business irony: Just as semiconductor companies are enjoying arguably their greatest burst of creativity--chiefly, integrating the...

Want converged broadband networks? No problem. But where are the revenues? 

Hanaro Telecom is trying to make a living in a risky environment. The eight-year-old Korean-based company recently completed the installation of a...

Are you ready? Three years after 9/11, CEOs have made scant progress in keeping their companies safe 

On Sunday, Aug. 1, the financial services industry was caught in terrorist crosshairs again. Nearly three years after thousands of money-center...

The CIO's rise and fall: more CEOs are asking their chief information officers to report to the CFO. Can it come back to hurt their companies? 

It was a big deal for Blue Rhino CEO Billy Prim when Wal-Mart named his company's global sourcing division as the retail chain's International...

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