Why BCG’s Hal Sirkin Is Bullish on the Future of American Manufacturing
For years, conventional wisdom has maintained that manufacturing in the U.S. is in terminal decline. But the tide is now turning, according to Hal Sirkin, a senior partner and managing director at the...

Patients versus Profits at Johnson & Johnson: Has the Company Lost its Way?
For a corporate icon long held up as the gold standard in business ethics, Johnson & Johnson has suffered some stunning setbacks in recent years. Among the headaches: a seemingly endless string of...

News: Muscling Its Way to Victory: MuscleMorph Wins Wharton Business Plan Competition Grand Prize with Ultra-Advanced Motor for Stimulating Damaged Muscles
PHILADELPHIA, April 26, 2006 -- Student team, MuscleMorph, whose technologically advanced motor for powering movement of damaged muscles is lighter, higher performing and more cost efficient than any ...

Sustaining Success Through Social Responsibility
Philanthropic activities can help the long-term business goals of a corporation, according to one prominent alumnus....

Opening the New Epicenter of California’s Gold Rush
Wharton’s new San Francisco campus is set to satisfy the educational needs of the next generation of West Coast entrepreneurial geniuses....

A Public Defense of Private Equity
One of Wharton’s leading alumni in private equity defends the business....