Adrian Wooldridge

London

Global Business Columnist at Bloomberg Opinion

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Заборавете на Волстрит, во Италија владеат семејните фирми

3 days ago | mk.bloombergadria.com | Adrian Wooldridge

Сподели ја веста WhatsApp Viber Link copied Copy link Инспирација 4 јуни 2025, 09:00 Дојдете во Милано, како што неодамна направив и јас, и нема да можете да не забележите дека италијанскиот капитализам останува она што отсекогаш бил: семејна работа.
Ko družina premaga Wall Street - uspešen posel v Italiji ostaja družinski

4 days ago | si.bloombergadria.com | Adrian Wooldridge

Deli novico WhatsApp Viber Link copied Copy link Inspiracija 02. junij 2025, 18:00 Obiščite Milano, kot sem ga nedavno tudi sam, in ne boste spregledali, da italijanski kapitalizem ostaja to, kar je vedno bil – družinska zadeva. (Res pa je, da sem bil tam zaradi konference o prihodnosti kapitalizma.) Velike modne hiše s sedežem v Milanu – Giorgio Armani, Dolce & Gabbana in Prada – so družinska podjetja.
De Ferrari a Ferrero, as empresas familiares da Itália são um exemplo de resiliência

5 days ago | bloomberglinea.com.br | Adrian Wooldridge |Yuki Iwamura

Bloomberg Opinion — Se for a Milão, como eu fiz recentemente, você provavelmente observará que o capitalismo italiano continua sendo o que sempre foi: um negócio familiar. As grandes casas de moda milanesas Giorgio Armani, Dolce & Gabbana e Prada são todas empresas familiares. As Ferraris que rugem pelas ruas da cidade, as máquinas Bezzera que fazem um café tão excelente, os chocolates Ferrero que encerram uma refeição são todos produzidos por empresas familiares.
Zaboravite Wall Street - u Italiji porodične firme vladaju | Bloomberg Adria

6 days ago | rs.bloombergadria.com | Adrian Wooldridge

Podeli vest WhatsApp Viber Link copied Copy link Inspiracija 01. jun 2025, 15:15 Dođite u Milano, kao što sam nedavno i ja učinio i nećete moći da ne primetite da italijanski kapitalizam ostaje ono što je oduvek bio: porodična stvar. (Istina, bio sam tamo zbog konferencije o budućnosti kapitalizma.) Velike modne kuće sa sedištem u Milanu – Giorgio Armani, Dolce & Gabbana i Prada – sve su porodične kompanije.
Italy’s Dynamic Family Firms Are Breaking the ‘Succession’ Mold

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Adrian Wooldridge

Family firms are still in the driver’s seat of Italy’s economy. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- Come to Milan, as I recently did, and you cannot help but notice that Italian capitalism remains what it has always been: a family affair. (Granted, I was there to attend a conference on the future of capitalism.) The great Milan-based fashion houses of Giorgio Armani, Dolce & Gabbana, and Prada are all family companies.
Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and the tech bros have failed to shape Trump’s economic agenda

1 week ago | afr.com | Adrian Wooldridge

Adrian WooldridgeMay 25, 2025 – 3.05pm or Subscribe to save articleSubscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? For intellectuals of a certain bent, no game is more absorbing than discovering the “real” power behind the throne. Who is pulling the strings? What class interests does the regime serve? Who is “really” in charge? Such questions inspire learned disquisitions as well as conspiracy theories.
Tech Bros Facing End of ‘Technipolar Moment': Adrian Wooldridge

2 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Adrian Wooldridge

For intellectuals of a certain bent, no game is more absorbing than discovering the “real” power behind the throne. Who is pulling the strings? What class interests does the regime serve? Who is “really” in charge? Such questions inspire learned disquisitions as well as conspiracy theories. So far, the favorite target when it comes to the Trump administration is the tech industry.
Tech Bros Are Facing the End of the ‘Technipolar Moment’

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Adrian Wooldridge

Thank you for your service. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- For intellectuals of a certain bent, no game is more absorbing than discovering the “real” power behind the throne. Who is pulling the strings? What class interests does the regime serve? Who is “really” in charge? Such questions inspire learned disquisitions as well as conspiracy theories. So far, the favorite target when it comes to the Trump administration is the tech industry.
Tariffs got you down? Brush off the 1930s playbook

2 weeks ago | businesstimes.com.sg | Adrian Wooldridge

NOW that Donald Trump has rendered irrelevant the iconic books that guided corporate thinking in recent decades - who still believes that the world is flat? - businesspeople are desperately casting about for guidance. In a recent column, I argued that US managers have much to learn from emerging markets. Today, I want to add that managers everywhere have much to learn from the interwar years.
Tariffs Got You Down? Brush Off The 1930s Playbook

3 weeks ago | ndtvprofit.com | Adrian Wooldridge

Now that Donald Trump has rendered irrelevant the iconic books that guided corporate thinking in recent decades — who still believes that the world is flat? — businesspeople are desperately casting about for guidance. In a recent column, I argued that US managers have much to learn from emerging markets. Today, I want to add that managers everywhere have much to learn from the interwar years.