Monthly Archives: August 2015

Indian aviation has experienced many roadblocks in the past, but experts say there is huge scope for growth.

Coca-Cola is receiving criticism for funding research that backed exercise over cutting calories. As a result, experts are calling for more transparency in sponsored studies.

Does technological change increase labor productivity or does it affect all factors of production equally? New Wharton research shows that the truth is somewhere in the middle.

As Greece accepts its third bailout, the country’s people and government face another round of harsh austerity. But does it make sense to impose such policies on an economy that is already in a tailspin?

In the throes of a midlife crisis, Microsoft, which turned 40 this year, is making its boldest moves yet to prevent itself from fading into technological irrelevance.

As the panic dies out after last week’s devaluation of the Chinese yuan, the focus is shifting to structural impediments China faces on its path to new reforms.

In this opinion piece, Walter G. Montgomery explains the steps executives must take to make organizational communication “an instrument of strategic and tactical navigation.”