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HP’s Exit from the PC Business: Bold Move or Too Little, Too Late?
On the surface, HP’s recent decisions look logical, but experts at Wharton say significant questions remain about whether CEO Leo Apotheker can reinvent the company.
Posted in Knowledge@Wharton Today
Tagged Dell, Hewlett Packard, IBM, Leo Apotheker, technology industry
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The Toynbee Tiles and the Economics of Independent Filmmaking
A misplaced prank call started filmmaker John Foy on the road to making a documentary about the mysterious Toynbee tiles.
Creating a Pipeline of Female Business Leaders
Why aren’t more women reaching the corner office? Panelists at a recent Wharton Global Alumni Forum shared their thoughts.
Outsourcing Units Equal Access for Multinationals in India
Once thought to be a dying model, captive units for outsourcing are gaining strength in India as multinationals increasingly see the divisions as a way to gain access to innovation and emerging markets.
The Dangerous Side of Online Gaming
What can motivate a terrorist more than jihad? Online games, apparently.
Google’s Motorola Bid: Big Patent Portfolio — but Potentially Big Headaches, Too
Google’s $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility gives its patent portfolio a big boost, but may raise a set of challenges for the company.
Posted in Managing Technology
Tagged acquisition, Android, Google, Motorola, patents, smartphone
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The World’s Top Cycling Team Has It All
Except for a sponsor. The team, called HTC-Highroad, is ending five years of participation in professional cycling because its owner was unable to find funding.
Posted in Marketing
Tagged branding, cycling, Leonard Lodish, sports sponsorships, Tour de France
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