26% of Global GDP: Part 3

by | September 28, 2011 | Articles, Finance, Globalization

Third and last (at least for now) in our series on the crisis in the Eurozone. Our question for the day is simple:  Who believes the Eurozone can survive as currently constituted? As usual, Martin Wolf of the FT has some lucid observations. He starts by...

Scary Chart

by | September 24, 2011 | Articles, Globalization, Just Plain Interesting, Leadership

Here’s a depressing chart, courtesy of the enthralling and overwhelming All Things Data site Calculated Risk.  This shows the percent of job losses relative to the peak employment month for every post-WWII US recession (there have been 11). You can see...

26% of Global GDP: Part 2

by | September 16, 2011 | Articles, Finance, Globalization

Some conceptual confusion seems to be surrounding the crisis in the Eurozone, over whether it’s a banking crisis or a sovereign debt crisis. Answer B. Why isn’t it a banking crisis, as the pressures on Societe General, Banco Santander, BNP Paribas,...

26% of Global GDP: Now What?

by | September 14, 2011 | Articles, Finance, Globalization

What is going on in the Eurozone? The always sane Martin Wolf writes in the FT:  “Perhaps future historians will consider Maastricht a decisive step towards the emergence of a stable, European-wide power. Yet there is another, darker possibility … The...

Lessons From Google

by | September 9, 2011 | Articles, Finance, Practice Group Management, Strategy

It’s quite the fashion to want to learn from what Google does, but because so much of what it does is thoroughly sui generis, true opportunities to adopt some of their management wisdom are fewer and farther between than many breathless business correspondents...
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