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Think Disruptive
by Andy Grove
December 2007 Issue
December 2007 Issue
Forget about startups, says Intel's co-founder. It's large companies that generate real change. Apple upended the music industry. Wal-Mart may reinvent health care. Now if only G.E. would build an electric car.
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