Too many companies are diving into social media without thinking a project through. Brian Solis has some thoughts on a better way to use these new tools
—Michael Arndt, NEXT: Innovation Tools & Trends
How the founder of Zappos, amid the dot-com bust, revamped the company from a drop and ship operator to an e-tailer
Canadian-born Tyler Brûlé's magazine, Monocle, challenges just about every piece of received wisdom about what works in media these days
For students, social networking sites have no educational value due to the inherently truncated, shallow nature of communication on them. Pro or con?
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Goods touted in the schlocky TV ads are increasingly moving onto the shelves of big retailers like CVS and Target or online, and the ads now serve to build a brand beforehand
In an excerpt from Design Is How It Works, former BusinessWeek staff writer Jay Greene explores Lego's troubles and its comeback
The former marketer started Go Try It On, a website that uses instant online feedback to help solve a daily dilemma: What to wear?
After years of covering up by the pool, former Disney sales exec Lynn Werner decided to design a line of swimwear she could stand to be seen in
The BBW50 chain taps Latino and black culture for mainstream ads
The U.S. soccer superstar is a stereotypical villain in TV ads for Grupo Televisa's Gana Gol lottery game
The father of the boutique hotel reflects on deciding not to brand, working with Marriott, and stopping rivals from stealing his ideas
"Unfortunately, people with the checkbooks are afraid of the unknown."
Tell us: How Do You Stimulate Innovation?
Not Consumer Reports. Over the past year the 74-year-old magazine has carved up Apple and made Toyota roll over. Pretty good for a lab in Yonkers
For the first time since Bloomberg Businessweek began its annual Most Innovative Companies ranking in 2005, the majority of corporations in the Top 25 are based outside the U.S.