Small Biz Gets Up To Speed
The Keys to Success
For 150 years, Steinway & Sons has set the standard for the quality manufacture of pianos. The secret to its longevity: a mix of old-world craftsmanship and modern-day management techniques.
Content: Case Study | Author: David Liebeskind | Source: STERNbusiness (NYU) | Subjects: Industry Specific, Strategy | Industry: Music
Digital Radio Pumps Up The Shipment Volume
Let the Games Begin (.pdf)
“Sports organizations are in a race to identify new, nontraditional revenue streams that are both profitable and sustainable over the long term. This race is complicated by a constantly shifting finish line and a barrage of new challenges and questions: How do I attract the global fan? Is there a way to draw high-value fans to the stadium without losing my traditional fans? Is the … [ Read more ]
Content: Article | Source: Kearney | Subject: Industry Specific
Oh the Telecom Budgets They Are a Changin’
Success Express – A Look at Major Corporate Leaders
Mobile Gaming Revenues Worldwide
U.S. Online Retail Sales – Q4 2003
Workplace Injuries Take a Hefty Toll
Time to Redial: VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) Makes a Comeback
VoIP Pushes US Telecom Equipment Market
Career Sites Cutting into Newspapers’ Niche
Top U.S. ISPs by Subscriber: Q3 2003
Analyzing the Analysts: When do Recommendations Add Value? (.pdf)
This one is a must for any investment class! Jegadeesh, Kim, Krische, and Lee provide a fascinating look at investment analysts. They study stock analyst recommendations. Some of their findings are that analysts tend to prefer glamour stocks (higher growth and with momentum), and firms with whom the analyst’s firm has an investment banking relationship. Additionally, changes in analyst recommendations tend … [ Read more ]
Content: Article | Authors: Charles M. C. Lee, Joonghyuk Kim, Narasimhan Jegadeesh, Susan D. Krische | Source: Journal of Finace (JF) | Subjects: Finance, Industry Specific | Industry: Investment Banking
U.S. Households with Home Networks
The Right to Bear Checks
Branding Electrons
The retailing of electricity is often considered a business trading solely on price, but a study of consumers in three European countries shows that more profitable offerings have an audience.
Content: Article | Authors: Jaap B. Kalkman, Michiel Peters | Source: McKinsey Quarterly | Subjects: Industry Specific, Marketing / Sales | Industry: Utilities
