Sign in with Facebook
Or use your Businessweek account
Or use your Businessweek account
Already a Bloomberg.com user?
Sign in with the same account.
Recent
-
Reinventing Business
To Catch Up With E-tail, Tools to Track Shoppers in the Store
Tech startups help retailers close the data gap with online rivals -
Reinventing Business
Amazon’s ‘Betas’ Sends Up Life in a Pseudo Silicon Valley
If enough users vote for the show's pilot, Amazon will turn it into a series -
Design
How to Reinvent a Brand, by Coach CEO Lew Frankfort
-
Reinventing Business
German Publisher Axel Springer Seeks Classified Profits
The newspaper giant fights to regain lost ad revenue -
Manufacturing
Businesses Bet on Iron Man-Like Exoskeletons
Companies are selling wearable machines with military, industrial, and medical uses -
Consumer Electronics
Amazon Tries to Push Into Original TV Programming
Amazon Studios has 14 pilots set to debut this spring on the e-tailer's Instant Video service -
Apps & Software
Alan Cohen: The Ad Man Who Molds Tech Startups
How Madison Avenue is advising the next generation of mobile firms -
Media & Marketing
Netflix Adds Facebook Features to Its Video Service
To improve subscriber loyalty, Netflix makes viewing movies and TV shows more social -
Workplace
The Misery of Mentoring Millennials
Younger workers are shunning the one-on-one mentorship model of the past in favor of a social network -
Design
The Italian Legend Steering Car Design for Fiat-Chrysler
Lorenzo Ramaciotti works to bring some Italian flair to Detroit without alienating American car buyers -
Food & Drink
Let's Go to Wendy's and Cuddle by the Fireplace
To encourage consumers to dine in, Wendy's adds fireplaces to its restaurants -
Reinventing Business
As Tesla Eyes Profit, Elon Musk Wants to Punch Himself in the Face
Investors were not that impressed by Tesla's fourth-quarter results, as rising costs offset rising sales -
Consumer Electronics
Macmillan Settles U.S. Lawsuit Over E-book Prices
The remaining big publisher charged in the case has settled a U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit over the price of digital books -
Media & Marketing
Sony Music CEO Doug Morris Is Streaming Big
The case for the future of the music business, featuring a 74-year-old who's BFFs with Bono and Adele—and right at home in the age of Spotify and Pandora -
Food & Drink
Coke Engineers Its Orange Juice—With an Algorithm
In a bid to wrest share from Pepsi's Tropicana, Coca-Cola builds a juice operation of NASA-like complexity
Read
-
Food & Drink
Coke Engineers Its Orange Juice—With an Algorithm
In a bid to wrest share from Pepsi's Tropicana, Coca-Cola builds a juice operation of NASA-like complexity -
Health Care
Is Concierge Medicine the Future of Health Care?
Concierge doctors don't take insurance, but do make house calls. Once an option only for the rich, they may change health care for everyone -
Media & Marketing
At Procter & Gamble, the Innovation Well Runs Dry
The consumer giant pioneered disposable diapers, synthetic detergents, and fluoride toothpaste -
Reinventing Business
Target's City Ambitions
With cities growing faster than suburbs, the retailer has designed new stores for downtown shoppers -
Manufacturing
Businesses Bet on Iron Man-Like Exoskeletons
Companies are selling wearable machines with military, industrial, and medical uses -
Retailing
Gap's Athleta Looks a Lot Like Lululemon
Its Athleta chain mimics the locales and methods of the yoga market leader -
Manufacturing
Is Nike's Flyknit the Swoosh of the Future?
Its new running shoe is spun, not sewn, reducing materials, time, and labor -
Media & Marketing
Sony Music CEO Doug Morris Is Streaming Big
The case for the future of the music business, featuring a 74-year-old who's BFFs with Bono and Adele—and right at home in the age of Spotify and Pandora -
Manufacturing
Levi's Goes Green With Waste<Less Jeans
The apparel company tries to make its cotton—and customers—more eco-friendly -
Health Care
Health Insurance: Now Sold in Stores
Awaiting a wave of new customers, insurers learn how to sell in malls -
Media & Marketing
In Some Stores, the Mannequins Are Watching You
To collect marketing data, a high-tech mannequin acts as a spy-cam on customers -
Reinventing Business
Kraft's Planters Heads for the Peanut Butter Aisle
The Kraft unit couldn't resist the aroma of a $1.8 billion market -
Retailing
Nordstrom Tries an Extreme Makeover With Topshop
To rev up apparel sales, the U.S. retailer pairs with Britain's edgy Topshop -
Media & Marketing
Netflix Adds Facebook Features to Its Video Service
To improve subscriber loyalty, Netflix makes viewing movies and TV shows more social -
Management
Remaking J.C. Penney Without Coupons
Former Apple Store chief Ron Johnson is trying to wean J.C. Penney shoppers from discounts. It's not going well
Shared
-
Health Care
Health Insurance: Now Sold in Stores
Awaiting a wave of new customers, insurers learn how to sell in malls -
Food & Drink
Coke Engineers Its Orange Juice—With an Algorithm
In a bid to wrest share from Pepsi's Tropicana, Coca-Cola builds a juice operation of NASA-like complexity -
Media & Marketing
Netflix Adds Facebook Features to Its Video Service
To improve subscriber loyalty, Netflix makes viewing movies and TV shows more social -
Health Care
Is Concierge Medicine the Future of Health Care?
Concierge doctors don't take insurance, but do make house calls. Once an option only for the rich, they may change health care for everyone -
Manufacturing
Businesses Bet on Iron Man-Like Exoskeletons
Companies are selling wearable machines with military, industrial, and medical uses -
Manufacturing
Levi's Goes Green With Waste<Less Jeans
The apparel company tries to make its cotton—and customers—more eco-friendly -
Retailing
Gap's Athleta Looks a Lot Like Lululemon
Its Athleta chain mimics the locales and methods of the yoga market leader -
Facebook
Has Facebook’s Zuckerberg Forgotten How to Change the World?
To truly improve education, the billionaire needs to use his company's staff and resources, not just his wealth
Discussed
Feed
Most Popular
- Why the Fed Worries Inflation Is too Low
- 'Saturday Night Live' Nails the Gun Control Debate
- Millions Watch Netflix Without Paying
- Sriracha Hot Sauce Catches Fire, Yet 'There's Only One Rooster'
- The Glock Divorce Comes to America, Revealing New Details About the Gunmaker
- Demise of Coda Automotive Means Lonelier Electric-Car Owners
- The FDA Eyes a Caffeine Crackdown
- MIT Researchers Fire Up the Ionic Thrusters
- Sriracha Hot Sauce Catches Fire, Yet 'There's Only One Rooster'
- Forget GDP. Data Crunchers Measure Happy Tweets for Key Economic Indicator
- Mexico: The Stranger Next Door
- The FDA Eyes a Caffeine Crackdown
- Why the Fed Worries Inflation Is too Low
- The Pampered World of Congressional Air Travel
- IBM Brings 'Big Data' to Business School
- What Germany Can Teach the U.S. about Vocational Education
- Saturday Night Live Nails the Gun Control Debate
- Jerry Brown, California's Grownup Governor
- Why the Fed Worries Inflation Is Too Low
- An Ex-Wife Threatens Steve Wynn’s Casino Empire
- How Did the World's Rich Get That Way? Luck
- A DOJ Memo Shows Why the NRA Wins on Gun Control
- Economists Nail It: You Can Never Be Too Rich
Post a Job Industries Jobs
- Accounting jobs
- Advertising jobs
- Business Development jobs
- Consulting jobs
- Public Relations jobs
- Executive jobs
- Pharmaceutical jobs
- Legal jobs
- Marketing jobs
- Media jobs
- Non-profit jobs
- Sales jobs
Ads by Google
Sponsored Links
Links
©2013 Bloomberg L.P. All Rights Reserved. Made in NYC Ad Choices