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Wall St. Vs. America: Changing Perceptions In A Downturn

August 9 2011 No Commented
Is there any good business news to report these days? Frankly, there is not. Even if there were it would pale in comparison to steep decline we've seen on Wall Street in the past two days. Sadly at this point the only people the American people have less sympathy for than politicians ...
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How Can Your Business Get Some Klout?

July 15 2011 No Commented
For the past few years businesses have made a concerted effort to utilize the incredibly fertile and ever growing world of social networking for their advantage. It is a fantastic marriage when done correctly but far too often businesses exploit these practices in ways that make them unappealing to the ...
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Greek Debt Options

June 23 2011 No Commented
[caption id="attachment_244" align="alignright" width="199" caption="Greek skies are dark. "][/caption] Greece is still in a sticky situation. When the IMF members meet this week, they will decide on the fate of this Mediterranean country, and how to deal with its onerous debt. If Greece defaults on its debt and drops out of the ...
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Apple and the iCloud

June 1 2011 No Commented
I've been thinking recently about investing in Pandora. It's reliable, easy to use, and it has the capability to become really powerful. Especially if picked up by the big four Google's Schmidt listed: Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google. But Apple has its own tricks up its sleeve and everyone's waiting ...
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Business and the Mideast Revolutions

March 28 2011 No Commented
Global business and business to business trading has not suffered much from the ongoing Jasmine Revolution, despite fears that oil will push up to $120 per barrel. As rebels have taken control of important oil ports, the price of crude has dropped. If the rebel offensive can successfully navigate through ...
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Oil Issues

March 3 2011 No Commented
The oil business to business hasn't really suffered from Libya's unrest. While a 10% rise in oil prices is supposed to drop global GDP by a quarter of a point, the 4.5% growth won't be badly affected, even if oil rises to $150 a barrel.  There has been much reassurance ...
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Qaddafi’s Oil

February 24 2011 No Commented
As the Arab world continues its revolution and Qaddafi grows more and more irate watching power slip through his fingers like sand, economies are growing nervous. Oil just hit $100 a barrel. Saudi Arabia is ready to make up for the shortfall, as it talks to European oil companies. High oil ...
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The Spread of Revolution and Its Effect on Business

February 17 2011 No Commented
Unrest in the Mideast has spread. There are a number of countries, including Yemen, Iran, Libya learning lessons from Tunisia and Egypt's Jasmine Revolution. Part of the reason for this is the fact that nearly half the population of all the Arab League is 25 or under. These kids know ...
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3D Business Big Shots

February 10 2011 No Commented
A fascinating article in the Economist discusses a new business on the brink: 3D printing. It's just as it sounds. If you have the software capability and know-how to design a certain product, or even the ability to download a design off the internet, you can press print and cut ...
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Business News: The Daily

February 3 2011 No Commented
The latest in news media is being put forward by News Corp. for iPads only. Rupert Murdoch says it's supposed to make print media more viable in the digital age. It costs 99 cents a week of $39.99 annually. This may help to solve the problem of offering free online ...
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