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Sun Rise Sunset – Solar Energy’s New Day
Costs for producing solar energy are approaching those of fossil fuels. That’s good for consumers, but tough on solar panel makers. Sticky subsidy questions are on the rise, too.
A Tough Road for U.S. Businesses in Myanmar
With Hillary Clinton’s visit to Myanmar, there is renewed promise of doing business there. But the country’s poverty, corruption, poor working conditions and lack of infrastructure will make it a tough sell for U.S. companies, say Wharton faculty and others.
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Tightening Belts at American Airlines
Following a bankruptcy filing by the parent of American Airlines, what’s next for the company, its employees and consumers?
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I’m Dreaming of a White …
… smile. At least that’s what a lot of people were dreaming about until state dental associations started challenging low-cost teeth whitening procedures offered by non-professionals.
As Internet Sales Grow, Retailers Go Omni-Channel
To combat competition from e-commerce sites, traditional retailers are increasingly adopting “omni-channel” marketing methods that attempt to integrate the bricks-and-mortar and virtual shopping experiences.
Shareholders’ Choice: Cyrus Mistry to Take the Helm of India’s Tata Group
After a lengthy search, Indian conglomerate the Tata Group has named a successor to chairman Ratan Tata. And their choice is a bit of a dark horse.
Posted in Knowledge@Wharton Today, Leadership and Change
Tagged Cyrus Mistry, Ratan Tata, succession, Tata Group
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In India’s Telecom Industry, Corruption Casts a Long Shadow
India’s fast-growing telecom industry has been besieged by scams and reports of corruption. How could it be curbed? And will the fallout from recent cases yield any positive results?
