Many of my recent readings of the business press give the impression that a consensus seems to emerge among professional...

Foxconn and Sharp just announced an alliance that involves a purchase of Sharp shares by Foxconn, sales of LCD screens from...

The Jasmine Revolution that has affected many of the Arab countries showed how big a role the Internet in general and social...

There is a fine line between professing free-market capitalism and teaching the subversion of those markets that is crossed in...

Last week has been rich in news about Credit Rating Agencies (CRAs). Both the Financial Times (March 23, 2012) and The...

Tesla Motors, the specialized maker of all-electrical vehicles, now has three vehicles in its lineup. They completed their...

The most viable rival to Apple’s iPad isn’t produced by a traditional hardware firm. Where Samsung, Motorola, Toshiba, HP, RIM...

One of the most important changes in the new iPad is not visible: they are not all the same. So-called “tear-down” reports from...

The 2012 edition of the South by Southwest conference (SWSX) wrapped up in Austin last week. Over the last years, this has...

Is losing employees bad for your firm? An intuitive answer would be a straight “yes” because by losing employees, your...

Recent presidential elections in Russia have drawn worldwide attention over the last few months. There was, however, one...

The Boeing 787 Dreamliner program is getting a new manager, Larry Loftis, who is the current manager of the highly successful...

In 1978, engineers at Sony successfully married a compact playback device with lightweight headphones to create the prototype...

A couple of days ago Apple released some numbers of how many jobs it creates in the United States. And that number is close to...