Wall Street Journal / MIT Sloan

 

A Recipe for Creating New Products

When it comes to brand extension, the conventional wisdom is simple: Don’t overextend. The idea is that companies should stay within established product lines to avoid dilution of the brand identity. After all, it makes intuitive sense not to diversify into categories that are remote to core products.
To rejuvenate established product families, brand managers thus [...]

The Future Is Now

In analyzing a company's stock price, executives may be seeing only part of the picture.

The Hand That Feeds You

What makes some collaborations with suppliers succeed — when so many fail?

How To Do Business in Russia

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Business Insight: June 22

 

Downturn Manifesto

A manager’s guide to surviving—and thriving—in recessionary times

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