In a knowledge economy, decisions based on competence typically outperform decisions based on positional title. Networks also provide quicker access to those with competence.| Forbes
The origin of 'the world’s dumbest idea’: maximizing shareholder value: The idea got going with an article by Milton Friedman in the New York Times in 1970. The economic consequences were disastrous.| Forbes
Maximizing shareholder value is the dumbest idea in the world. The only valid purpose of a firm is to create a customer| Forbes
French powerhouse LVMH has created a constellation of the most lucrative brands in the world, from Dior to Dom Pérignon. Its chairman explains that success comes down to a four-part paradox: Be timeless and modern, fast growing and highly profitable—all at once.| Harvard Business Review
Surprise! The Most Valuable Firms In The World Are Agile!| Forbes