Summer may be gone, but we’re already thinking about heading back to the beach: Mandalah New York CEO Florian Peter will be speaking about Read More »

More than 10 years ago, we learned from C.K. Prahalad that a fortune lies on the bottom on the pyramid: the world’s emerging middle Read More »

Two recent campaigns have shown the perils—and promise—of marketing to women. BiC’s new “Pens For Her” with their “elegant design” and thinner barrel (theoretically Read More »

Last week, Google Africa launched its Gmail SMS service, which allows users to receive email directly to their phone. If you have a smartphone, Read More »

Stop us if you’ve heard this story before: thanks to new technology, a new company starts selling goods remotely and delivers them right to Read More »

Consumers’ desire to bolster their local economy, as well as concern about environmental impact, have led to a resurgence in “buying local.”  Unfortunately for Read More »

Since being bought by New York film critic Aaron Hillis and his wife, Jennifer Loeber, Video Free Brooklyn, a small DVD rental store in Brooklyn’s Cobble Read More »

Our educational lifecycle is changing, for the better. Once upon a time, education was a very terminal thing. School was a fact of life. Read More »

You may be one of the millions of viewers who felt disgust on watching the video of bus monitor Karen Klein being harassed by teenagers Read More »