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Are global companies wringing all of the innovation out of their businesses in pursuit of profits?

Business, Economics and Jobs

Clayton Christensen is popular among the tech-set, with his economic theories being one explanation for the way startups can disrupt established industries. But Christensen, in a new op-ed, argues that modern corporate governance is completely driving innovation out of business.

Are global companies wringing all of the innovation out of their businesses in pursuit of profits?

Business, Economics and Jobs
Jean-Louis Gassée, a former colleague of Steve Jobs at Apple. Gassée is now a venture capitalist based in Silicon Valley.

For French entrepreneurs, there’s no place like home — in Silicon Valley

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Flash forward: The future of innovation in a post-Steve Jobs era

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Flash forward: the risky business of innovation

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Created In China: Part 2

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In part II of her �Created in China� series, Mary Kay Magistad looks at how the government in Beijing is trying to spur innovation.

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