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The death of business cards
One of the first pieces of advice given to anyone who goes to the South by Southwest interactive conference in Austin is bring enough business cards. ...
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Going global with emerging markets
With their high prospects for growth, some analysts see international stocks leading a global rebound.By Beth KowittThe numbers are in, confirming wha...
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IBM-SAP combo not in the cards – exec
Big Blue's software strategy chief says IBM will stick to its knitting.By Jon ForttAt a table in Las Vegas, a town fueled by big bets, IBM software ch...
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Facebook pops up in Target with gift cards for virtual goods
Let's be honest. Come December 24th, there is always one person on your list -- a coworker, a mother-in-law -- for whom you always drummed up somethin...
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The Fortune Global Forum Visionaries
Victor and William FungIndustry: Consumer Goods Title: Chairman and CEO, respectively Organization: Li & Fung GroupDubbed the last "Great Chinese Dyn...
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McDonald's wins with global palates
The American institution is doing well in a recession. Its trick: wooing consumers abroad by targeting local tastes and marketing like mad.By Blake El...
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A green pioneer goes global
Environmental consulting firm Ecology & Environment teaches others to follow its lead.By Justin Martin(Fortune Small Business) -- Environmental busine...
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How to be a better global manager
Success in foreign markets demands that you understand differences between cultures. A new book tells how.By Anne FisherIn 1997, with $100 billion in ...
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Should companies offer sabbaticals?
Academic sabbaticals have been shown to improve well-being and reduce stress among faculty members. Do these benefits also apply to the corporate worl...
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What if global-warming fears are overblown?
In a Fortune interview, noted climatologist John Christy contends the green crusade to fight climate change is "all cost and no benefit."By Jon Birger...
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