Brand resurrections are a trend, and I wanted to get some examples of these. They are more common than we think.

Another good analysis is the change between OEM to brand, another very common switch, if we pay attention to the industries.

This has been a hot topic but now that the dust has settled, wanted to give my dos centavos.

A quick review of two headlines I saw these past two weeks. Two companies in different situations. One might be asked to produce more while the other one might be having to reduce the SKUs they produce.

Today we discuss how brands get Competitive Advantage and if it is sustainable. Relevance and Scarcity give them the advantage but repeatability, transferability and durability help them sustain it.

Today we go over examples of watch, car and photography companies that had POTENTIAL to earn higher rate of profit than its direct competitors, but didn’t.

Last time we spoke about how cameras, watches and cars are globalized products. But this time, Audi's CEO said that the global product is dead, what?! What does he mean with that?

What does the "Made In..." stamp on the products you buy mean to you? Is it a positive thing or a negative connotation? Does it even matter anymore?

Has Honda really reported its worst year ever? Let's find out.

Today we discuss film photography, from two points of view, the consumer / enthusiast side and the manufacturing side.

Watch shows, why do they exist? Is it me or are there too many now? This time at Windup I missed a few of my favorite, have you thought why not everyone attends all?