Paul Daugherty: Votto, Pujols: Similar approach, similar numbers, similar success

Joey Votto and Albert Pujols are stubborn men. They are more willful than you are. They work harder than you do, they prepare more diligently. They own a form of relentlessness that's peculiar to great hitters.

Hong Kong manufacturers slowly move up-market

More than 16,000 buyers visited this year’s Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair. In the recent past, many would have been placing orders for Rolex, Longines and Panerai look-alikes.

Thunder out of China: Chinese movements no longer just on the horizon

To be honest, Fossil put Chinese movements on the map and on the right track.

Bold, black, and brilliant …

This was the year when we saw it all: technical innovations, durable designs, untamed imagination and an amazing surge in sales. Now all that has to be done is deliver the products …

Moving day: How to protect your company during a relocation

In its 16 years of business, DataServ Solutions has relocated five times. That makes David Berndt, CIO at the document-digitization and process-automation company in St. Louis, Mo., something of an expert on the topic of securing corporate moves. "By now, we've got a good process," he says. In the most recent move this past February, nothing was lost or damaged. "We shut down the office at about ...

Gmail's Priority Inbox Refreshingly Difficult to Game

Google rolled out a new inbox last week that, in theory, separates your important emails from your unimportant emails and lets you speed through work faster. Most of the initial reaction reflected users' concerns as email recipients - excitement about reading email faster, worry about missing something urgent because Google didn't think it was important. But most of us who receive email also ...