competition

Marc Sollinger

September 02, 2015

innovation hub, Hazel Markus, China, competition, Singularity University, 3D printing, immigration, Business, accelerators, Culture, capitalism, immigration reform, Vivek Wadhwa, Incubators

This week, we’ve got stories about altered perceptions, gazing towards the future, and red queens. So, if you’re looking to believe six impossible things before breakfast, come with us. Read More...

Competition's Real Impact

Marc Sollinger

March 12, 2015

Business, William Barnett, higher ed, competition, stanford

For every Apple or Google, there’s a not-so-triumphant Pets.com or AskJeeves. Business professor William Barnett tells us how smart companies compete, and why winning may lead to unexpected pitfalls. Read More...

Is China Becoming More Creative Than Us?

Kara Miller and Amanda McGowan

December 06, 2013

foreign policy, communism, China, competition, democracy, Sci and Tech, Business, Culture, innovation, creativity

One journalist argues that Americans haven't cornered the market on creativity. And that China is hot on our heels. Should we be concerned? Read more...

The Science of Competition

Kara Miller and Kinne Chapin

May 10, 2013

Body and Mind, competition, Ashley Merryman, Po Bronson

From soccer games to corporate boardrooms, what helps us win? Po Bronson and Ashley Merryman, bestselling authors of Top Dog: The Science of Winning and Losing investigate the art of competition. Read More...