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the employees have taken to wearing plastic bracelets that say "Glenn’s Gotta Go" referring to a dismissal of the CEO (read article here.) And management is taking the tack that these employees are out of line with this behavior.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
The result was a negative impact on Jaguar and Land Rover, as the old Ford Success Formula drove down the value of these brands.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
"The paid digital download medium scarcely existed five years ago and now it’s the biggest growth area in the music business. (It may be the only growth area in the music business
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
The assumptions which underpinned the old economics, and norms for competition, become irrelevant.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
The further you move from your “core” the less likely you will succeed.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
Donald Trump promised to be a "disruptive leader
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
The conventional approach to Wall Street forecasting is to use computers to amass enormously complex spreadsheets combining reams of numbers.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
The big market shift to mobile devices started back in 2007 when the iPhone began challenging Blackberry.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
Create a community where everyone is able to contribute and where nothing is seen as the status quo
Cris Beswick · 29 April 2025
the Chicago Tribune published an article about the major companies in Chicago that have either failed, or done poorly, in the last decade
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
U.S. consumer consumption would decline (which has now happened for more than a year) as home values flattened, and then declined, because there would be less home equity to be used for buying stuff.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
The company sold more Razrs, but it ended up in terrrible shape because it didn’t launch enough new products for a rapidly evolving market.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
the Wall Street Journal points out that defensively-minded entrepreneurs are unprepared to undertake hiring or business expansion.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
The company was ardent about controlling what franchisees served.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
Apple pioneered much of the personal computer business, and led the innovation curve for years with its implementation of the mouse and on-screen graphics.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
Now the transmissions are switched, and things are better all around.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
PepsiCo bids to buy its bottlers for $6billion," is the Marketwatch headline today.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
The old "S" curve is nearing its peak, while the emerging "S" curve – that started in the 1980s with Genentech – is coming of age and entering the fast upward slope of the new "S" curve
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
The vey top management of Tribune will share in approximately $650million of bonuses if the company can pay off the $13billion of debt the company will hold post-transaction
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
The very next week CW announces viewership. If you aren’t familiar, CW was formed when two U.S. networks – UPN and WB – decided they needed to merge to become more competitive.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
the number of internet ads continued to go up. Paid clicks actually went up 18% versus a year ago.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
Once unions were powerful in America. But you have to go back to the 1950s and 1960s. Then threats of union boycotts or strikes actually caused management to make decisions that were not balanced, but instead designed to avoid union wrath.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025
, the CEO was paid $4.7M in 2009, including a cash bonus of $1.45M for implementing cost cuts. And that's what's quite wrong with CEO compensation America.
Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025