Uber still faces close scrutiny by regulators worldwide as it mends its ways while ceding market share to rivals, says Wharton’s John Paul MacDuffie.
Uber still faces close scrutiny by regulators worldwide as it mends its ways while ceding market share to rivals, says Wharton’s John Paul MacDuffie.
According to former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, the U.S. is best served if politicians base public policy on indisputable, historical and timely facts. The problem is pulling them together.
Brands including Facebook, Wells Fargo and Uber have unveiled ad campaigns focused on making amends for recent misdeeds. But is it the right move?
Nonprofit myAgro’s novel financing model is transforming the way African farmers pay for their harvests.
Jeffrey Smith, CEO at Starboard Value — a hedge fund which helped turnaround Darden Restaurants — explains his firms ‘operational activist’ investment approach.
Author and journalist Emily Chang says gender discrimination in Silicon Valley could lead to bias being baked into the tech algorithms of the future.
The World Cup has seen a major shakeup in sponsorship in recent years, with Chinese firms emerging as key spenders despite the nation having played in the tournament just once — 16 years ago.
Companies that integrate brand and culture are more successful than those that keep the two separate, notes a new book by Denise Lee Yohn.
Greentown, one of China’s largest real estate companies, is a market leader in deploying an asset-light business model.
Evergrande Group’s Sea Venice real estate project has attracted hordes of buyers in China’s leisure property market.
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