Articles on
Management
Is Bigger Better?
Robin Lewis
December 28, 2016
A Conversation with Ken Hicks, former CEO, Foot Locker Conventional wisdom in the retail industry today is that smaller stores are better—they better fit into ...
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Campbell’s Soup: Old World? I Don’t Think So
Robin Lewis
November 14, 2016
By the way, there’s a strategy point and breakthrough concept for everyone in this article. Campbell Soup Company is a first-mover in the implementation of ...
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It Matters Not Who Won
Robin Lewis
November 9, 2016
It matters not who won. The cloud that hangs where the sun should be shining does not cast gloom over who won or lost. Rather, ...
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Scream, Vote, Pray, Shop?
Warren Shoulberg
November 7, 2016
OK, let’s see what happens now. For months all of the suits who make predictions about the economy have been talking about how the Presidential ...
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Surviving the Gender Wars
Len Lewis
October 24, 2016
The battle of the sexes is as old a story as human history. But it’s taken a new and somewhat disturbing twist lately, becoming a ...
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What Do Michael Kors, Under Armour and Bonobos Have in Common?
Robin Lewis
September 28, 2016
Nothing and Everything Go ahead guys! Just shove more onto the gargantuan, growing piles of stuff that no one needs — much of which will ...
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Mall in Manhattan
Paco Underhill
September 8, 2016
Westfield World Trade Center had its soft opening last week; it’s the latest masterpiece of rebirth of lower Manhattan since the 9/11 tragedy. It has ...
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Target\’s Target
Robin Lewis
August 31, 2016
Last week I blogged about Walmart’s acquisition of Jet.com, for $3.3 billion. In one fell swoop, Walmart gained Jet’s revenues (estimated at over a billion ...
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