Working Capital Review

The opening moments of a presentation are critical to its overall success. People form opinions about speakers quickly, and once they do, their first impressions …

Developing nations and emerging markets, particularly those that rely upon exports, continue to feel the pinch of lower prices for commodities, including oil, and the …

“It’s no secret: innovation is difficult for well-established companies. By and large, they are better executors than innovators, and most succeed less through game-changing creativity …

“Taking over as the leader of an existing team can be daunting,” the Liane Davey writes in the Harvard Business Review. “The team’s response to …

The June 2015 jobs report was according to some analysts, “Not too hot, not too cold. But not, alas, just right.” While overall unemployment fell, …

Martin Reeves and Lisanne Pueschel of the Boston Consulting Group have found that public companies “are perishing sooner than ever before. Since 1950, the total …

Secrecy may be an abstract concept, but there’s a reason we talk about it in these concrete terms. New research from Michael Slepian of Columbia …

The MIT Technology Review assembled a list of the “smartest” companies. “It might sound difficult to define what makes a smart company, but you know …

OZY spoke to Harvard Business School professor Josh Lerner about the state of venture capital today “and discovered that, though the U.S. is still top-shelf …

The promise of global operations is not just about accessing big new markets—the bigger payoff, but expanding the firm’s talent pool and bringing together a …