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As a college student, Elon Musk pledged that he would make an impact on the Internet, on the environment and in space. Fifteen years later, he remains as committed as ever to those same goals.
The retail sector has been changed dramatically by the economic downturn. But are those changes permanent? Experts and industry insiders say they aren't yet sure.
The rise of foreign markets and popularity of 3D are offering Hollywood much-needed signs of hope. But insiders admit the good old days of filmmaking are very likely gone forever.
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Quarterly Earnings and the Short-term Pressure to Perform
Why does the nation need the Dodd-Frank Act? During an August appearance at Wharton, a top Obama administration official tried to answer that very question.
The Gulf oil leak has been plugged. But have we learned anything?
There's a fundamental problem: network markets naturally tend toward concentration.
A Cisco executive explains why it makes sense to avoid 'either-or' scenarios—both in life, and in business.
An exceptional student-athlete and later a beloved Wharton professor
The Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia has a big anniversary coming up, ambitious plans for the future and a new president, George Gephart, WG'79, leading the way.
John Hess says he had a very good reason for taking up painting: He was driving his wife crazy.
