Is it possible to have too many corporations?

Let's go visit the corporate structure of J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., which is one of the world's largest banks. The chart above offers you a very streamlined view of how one big corporation at the top owns a controlling interest in lots of smaller corporations below. I did say, “very streamlined.” That's because a full list of J.P. read more

Having dual CEOs is more common in countries like Germany, said Bower, where"collective management is a tradition of sorts." German companies Deutsche Bank and SAP both have two CEOs (though SAP co-CEO Jim Hagemann Snabe will step down to the supervisory board in May). German automaker Daimler AG only recently ended its run under co-CEOs. read more

Car companies are in an arms race to engineer cup holders—lots of them, bigger ones, better ones; a fake Big Gulp for inspiration. Car companies are in an arms race to engineer cup holders—lots of them, bigger ones, better ones; a fake Big Gulp for inspiration. read more

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