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Target’s attempt misfired on multiple levels, and now the company is closing all 133 Canadian stores. What went wrong?
Brands that take bigger risks are reaping greater rewards in the world of digital marketing, write Google’s Eric Solomon and Gopi Kallayil in this opinion piece.
The slowdown in the white sprits industry in China has not reached bottom yet, and the sector will likely experience a shakeout, warns Hongfeng Hao, chairman of online liquor sales[…]
Nonprofits need to adopt some of the practices that have paid dividends in the for-profit world and "stop treating money as a sin," says charity guru Dan Pallotta.
Snapdeal's positioning as a platform gives it the freedom to grow unaffected by India's FDI regulations, co-founder Kunal Bahl says.
The separation of Hewlett-Packard into two companies is a test case for the challenges and opportunities created by divestitures, says Wharton’s Emilie Feldman.
Paypal co-founder Peter Thiel talks about the insights on building the future that he gained as an entrepreneur and investor.
One of the biggest players in Israel’s growing tech sector, U.S.-based Intel has drawn considerable controversy because of the subsidies it has received over the years to build and expand[…]
Tobacco firm Reynolds American’s $27.4 billion bid to buy competitor Lorillard has raised antitrust concerns. What will the deal mean for the industry and tobacco users?
CEO Elon Musk’s decision to share Tesla’s patents could spur innovation and help establish shared standards in the electric vehicle market. Still, experts say that the automaker’s offer is less[…]
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