This is a follow-up to my post from 2008, no doubt already outdated chart, but still interesting to compare. Wow, health care costs doubled, and
readControversy or not, it’s a pace not seen since 2002. The last big wave of CEO departures came in 2008, at the start of the
readIt’s that time of year again,… time to pull the hair out trying to find just the right gifts for my clients, and to sign
readThis article in The New Yorker is short, sweet, and interesting. Highlights: “digital goods and services are everywhere you look, but their impact is hard
readHere’s the latest news if you missed it: Cyprus Bailout Early Saturday, the nation reached an agreement with international lenders for bailout help. Part of
readThis was published in 2007. I wonder if the conclusions are as true today as they were 5 years ago. THIS REPORT IS ABOUT THE
readThis is an excerpt from a book I’m not reading, called “One World, Ready or Not: The Manic Logic of Global Capitalism” by William Greider.
readLink of interest: FOUNDATION FOR THE STUDY OF CYCLES, INC. The World Center for Cycles Research Their predictions made in 2009. Established in 1941 by
readSomeone sent this to me – probably the best illustration ever to take something that can be made overly complicated and boil it down to
readIn 2009, almost half of all venture capital money spent in America went to four cities: New York, Palo Alto, Seattle, and Sunnyvale. So the
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