Business Insight - Wall Street Journal / MIT Sloan

Eight warning signs that an acquisition may not pay off

Knowledge-management projects often look good in the beginning. But then problems arise.

With fewer outside CEOs as directors, here's how companies are filling the gap

New ideas take you only so far. Companies also need to innovate their business models.

Be warned: Industries that buy a lot of technology are becoming as cutthroat as those that produce technology

When a company is targeted simply because of its nationality, what can it do?

Western companies need to become smarter—and they need to do it quickly