Company Histories and Competitiveness: Streaming Videos

Alexander Street Video: 53:00
Examine Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' ascent to power and the global impact of the empire he built. Investigate the darker side of the company's rapid growth, and the challenge of trying to rein in the power of the richest man in the world.

Alexander Street Video: 2:00
During his time as chief executive officer, Jeff Bezos has taken Amazon from an idea for an online bookstore to an e-commerce and web services giant.

HSTalks: 4:01
This case study examines the role of managing consulting firms in Enron’s collapse.

Alexander Street Video: 6:00
Powerful branding can not only change how you feel about a company, it can actually change how your brain is wired.

Alexander Street Video: 4:00
Digital has rendered many older business models less relevant. Because of this, many established companies are undergoing fundamental restructuring so that they are better "pivoted" for the future.

Alexander Street Video: 2:00
In the space of two decades, Tencent Holdings Ltd. has become China's most valuable company and Asia’s largest conglomerate. But with Chinese authorities stepping up scrutiny of the internet sector and cracking down on monopolies. it's not clear if the WeChat owner will still have the same freedom to expand. Bloomberg Television's David Ingles reports. (Source: Bloomberg)

HSTalks: 3:00
This case study illustrates the limits organization inadvertently place on innovation by emphasizing utilization measurements.

Alexander Street Video: 37:00
Amazon's top retail executive, Jeff Wilke, provides a glimpse at what's in store for consumers and addresses the company's efforts to verify the safety of products and sellers on its platform at WSJ Tech Live in Laguna Beach.

Alexander Street Video: 2:00
New media voices are emerging in China even as Beijing looks to strip away outlets from Jack Ma’s Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. One of the most popular is Chairman Rabbit, that’s the social media moniker for Harvard University-educated Ren Yi who has more than 2 million fans on Weibo and WeChat. Bloomberg’s Colum Murphy reports on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia.” (Source: Bloomberg)

HSTalks: 11:00
Welcome to the Nordstrom Way to Survival. I am Robert Spector, and I'm going to be telling you about the US-based Nordstrom Department Store and how they've been able to stay relevant for way more than a century.

ProQuest Video: 16:07
Kira Radinsky founded Sales Predict when she was in college. She sold it to Ebay for 40 million dollars and became their Chief Scientist. Recently she started Diagnostic Robotics that is enjoying rapid growth. Kira was recognized by Forbes in their 30 under 30 campaign and MIT as a member of 35 under 35 business leaders. She shares her personal story, visionary process and many aspects of finding investors, customers, hiring and growing people and other aspects of scaling a business.

ProQuest Video: 11:05
Alibaba eyes Rwanda's coffee and is connecting local companies to 1.3 billion Chinese consumers; Avionav's co-founder explains how the company reached profitability in five years.

Alexander Street Video: 4:00
Solving the supply chain in China was one of the key factors for Tesla Inc.’s unprecedented success there. But global curbs to control the virus, tensions between Washington and Beijing as well as stiffening competition in the domestic EV market are all raising questions as to how long the good times will last. Bloomberg’s Emma O’Brien reports on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia.”