Innovation almost bankrupted LEGO – until it rebuilt with a better blueprint
The LEGO story lies at the heart of why companies should not blindly follow the typical mantras of innovation.
Two thousand public service jobs in Queensland will be scrapped under new reforms, the Queensland Government announced today. TransLink will…
If Lachlan Murdoch is banking on boy wonder Adam Boland to come over to Channel Ten and save his struggling Breakfast program, he may well …
Australia Post has struck yet another partnership with a new online retail store, as the organisation attempts to evolve by striking deals w…
British fashion chain River Island is headed for Australian shores after entering into a “partnership” with Australian company Retail Appare…
Apple’s share price has risen by 83% in the past year, and by almost 50% so far in 2012. Apple is now easily the largest company in the wo…
Most leadership writing today advises us on how to prosper within the system or perhaps even on flourishing despite of the system. What�…
Welcome to the Future of Work, a series from The Conversation that looks at the ongoing evolution of the workplace. Today, Monash University…
Leo Apotheker, the former CEO of Hewlett-Packard, resigned last September after just 11 months on the job – but he left with a $13.2 milli…
First it was mining billionaire Nathan Tinkler, who said he was pulling up stumps and moving to Singapore. Now it looks like another mining …
The Australian dollar hit a four-month high this morning, after the leaders of Germany and Italy pledged to protect the eurozone from the de…
Car-maker Ford may quit local production by 2016, according to a report in The Australian Financial Review. Stephen Longley, partner with P…
