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Wanted: A President Who Can Lead During a Time of 'Daunting' Challenges

The new president's job, says one Wharton professor, "will be as hard as any job any person has ever had." For the 44th president of the United States, extraordinary managerial and cognitive... 查看全文

Knowledge@Wharton 2008 Readership Survey

If you enjoy Knowledge@Wharton, please consider filling out our 2008 readership survey. We'd like to ensure we are providing the content that matters to you, the best matches between marketers and thi... 查看全文

'In the Eye of the Storm': Citi CEO Vikram Pandit Sees a Difficult Recovery Ahead

As negotiators in Washington struggled to devise a plan to rescue Wall Street and avert a global financial catastrophe, Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit noted during an interview at Wharton last week that ... 查看全文

Do the Answers to Our Current Financial Woes Lie in the Past?

Bad debt. Frozen credit. Stock market panic. Popular outrage. Political paralysis. The financial crisis that has dominated September's headlines may feel unprecedented to many Americans. But it feels ... 查看全文

On the Clock: Are Retail Sales People Getting a Raw Deal?

Ann Taylor Stores -- a New York-based retailer of upscale women's clothing -- is using a new computer scheduling system that assigns the busiest and most desirablehours to employees with the strongest... 查看全文

Wanted: A President Who Can Lead

The new president's job, says one Wharton professor, "will be as hard as any job any person has ever had." For the 44th president of the United States, extraordinary leadership, managerial a... 查看全文

Seth Berger's Full Court Press: Building a Company from the Ground Up

Seth Berger is founder and former CEO of AND 1, a company specializing in basketball shoes and apparel. Started by Berger and several classmates while they were students at Wharton in the early 1990s,... 查看全文

3D Movies: Adding Depth or Falling Flat?

Dreamworks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg called the latest 3D movie technology "the greatest innovation to occur in the movie business in 70 years." A bevy of theater chains are exploring... 查看全文

'Feeling the Love' (or Anger): How Emotions Can Distort the Way We Respond to Advice

Here's a piece of advice: Don't read this story if you have just had a fight with your spouse or a co-worker. You will probably ignore it, despite its grounding in solid academic research. At least th... 查看全文

Craig Mundie's 'Primordial Soup': Steering Microsoft through the Next Big Technological Disruption

When Microsoft founder and chairman Bill Gates stepped down from daily involvement with the company this past summer, the company's chief research and strategy officer, Craig Mundie, was one of two Mi... 查看全文

Ebb without Flow: Water May Be the New Oil in a Thirsty Global Economy

Is water the new oil? The answer is yes, according to a number of economists, business leaders, scientists and geopolitical strategists, who argue that it's time to stop taking for granted the substan... 查看全文

The $700 Billion Question: How Much Is That Exotic Security?

Economists and financial experts don't all agree that the Bush Administration's $700 billion Wall Street rescue plan -- a taxpayer-funded purchase of troubled mortgage securities -- is the best way to... 查看全文

The Race for Energy: What Will It Mean for Western Firms?

Rising energy demand from China and India has unleashed a worldwide race to secure access to scarce fossil fuel resources, a more difficult proposition with the emergence of national oil companies in ... 查看全文

Political Tensions Are Creating New Rules for International Business

Emerging economies still promise opportunity but also political risk for international businesses. Growing income disparity in rapidly developing economies, geopolitical tensions and anti-U.S. attitud... 查看全文

Not What, Not How, but Who? Western Companies Face a Worldwide Talent Crunch

Faced with an aging workforce and a growing demand for skilled workers in emerging markets like China and India, companies in the West are grappling with a talent crunch of unprecedented scope. Accord... 查看全文

Huge Reserves, Emerging Market 'Challengers' and Other Forces Are Changing Global Finance

Rapidly developing economies have become drivers of change -- and sometimes disruption -- in global financial markets. That has important implications for companies in the U.S. and Europe as new playe... 查看全文

BCG's Hal Sirkin on 'Globality' and the New Two-way Street of Global Business

According to Hal Sirkin, senior partner and managing director at The Boston Consulting Group, "The age of globalization is over." In its place is a new reality that Sirkin and BCG colleagues... 查看全文

Wharton Faculty Debate the Impact of the Financial Crisis

In a roundtable discussion on the fallout from a week of turmoil on Wall Street, Wharton professors Richard Herring, Susan Wachter and Franklin Allen discuss the ripple effect of the crisis across U.S... 查看全文

Note to Investors: Don't Play Games with Asset Allocation

Big market downturns and jarring volatility have left small investors feeling whipsawed -- and nervous. But it would be a mistake to abandon classic long-term personal finance principles in the face o... 查看全文

Linking Commerce to Geopolitics: The Candidates' Views on Global Trade

With global financial markets in turmoil, trade will most likely be an urgent concern for the next president.As part of Knowledge@Wharton's ongoing coverage of the upcoming November election, we exami... 查看全文

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