Monthly Archives: July 2015

A new program run by Wharton and Women’s World Banking aims to develop the next generation of talent in emerging countries and to expand low-income women’s access to, and participation in, the financial services sector.

Increasingly, companies from developing countries such as Brazil, India, China and Mexico are becoming global leaders and eclipsing familiar brands in the developed world.

Japan has the safest, most punctual high-speed rail system in the world, but the country is struggling to convince others to adopt its technology.

Nikkei’s $1.3 billion deal to buy the Financial Times underscores the fact that the publishing industry’s fortunes lie in going digital, experts say.

A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, India’s former president, passed away on July 27. He leaves behind an erudite legacy.

For brands competing for mindshare at San Diego Comic-Con, the contest begins well before the event starts, as marketers roll out a series of ads that tap into fans’ excitement over the impending pop culture festival.

Advertisers often use multiple publishers for their online campaigns, but many are not using the best metrics to decide which publishers they should compensate, new Wharton research shows.

After analyzing data from some 15,000 interviews, executives from management consulting firm ghSMART found that three fundamental factors drive leadership success. They describe their findings in a new book, Power Score.