• It’s hard working with your hands–but it’s harder working in a job with no craftsmanship.
• Myspace is cutting back. Just because your the first–doesn’t mean your the best.
• What are the world’s most counterfeited products? See Businessweek’s slide show and check out their redesigned site!
• Innovation takes a big team and a lot of ideas. Wharton wants us to think (and collaborate) outside of the box.
• Forbes on the market’s best managers. It takes a different kind of leader in tough times.
• Social media’s influence on Iran has been unique and revolutionary.
• Can’t stop thinking about that chocolate-chip cookie? Food companies know what we want before the doctors do!
• Iran’s protests might do less damage than the regimes upper-level squabbling and infighting.
• It’s graduation season. Here are some important steps to tell the fresh graduates in your family.
• Need help understanding the election in Iran? This cartoon will sum it up.
• I’ll meet you at Pepsi station. New York’s perpetually cash-strapped MTA wants to sell subway station naming rights to companies. Oh, and they are raising fares this Sunday.
• The unusual science of electing a board of directors. Incompetency, it seems, is rewarded.
• How did McDonald’s become tres chic in France?
• How does social media mourn?
• Need an example of a team defying all odds and winning? You can’t get a better one than this: USA beats Spain 2-0 in the Confederation’s Cup.

Technorati Tags: best managers, confederations cup, counterfited products, craftmanship, cup, fare hikes, food companies, iran election, Leadership Links, mcdonalds, myspace losses, new york mta, pepsi, social media, social meida, usa beats spain, wharton

Tagged as best managers, confederations cup, counterfited products, craftmanship, cup, fare hikes, food companies, iran election, Leadership Links, mcdonalds, myspace losses, new york mta, pepsi, social media, social meida, usa beats spain, wharton + Categorized as Leadership, Leadership Links