BurgerFuel 2
Following my earlier post on BurgerFuel, have a look at Lance Wiggs’s analysis on comparative fastfood businesses.
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Hadrian’s Wall and economic development
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Falafulu Fisi: When the Romans left, the economy nose-dived , as narrow local interests broke the country apart and...
lance: There̵ 7;s a great article in the latest Atlantic Monthly on GM’s rush to build the Chevy Volt. Some...
Paul: Agreed, seems like they’ ;ve applied old models to the new problems 1) americans will by american 2) lobby and...
Jim: Thanks for your comment. Scott. Good mid-sized firms seem to find a way through the tough times despite all the...
Scott Wait: In my area in the U.S., I am seeing various manufactur ing companies who are ready to buy and to sell. Both...
Jim: You rightly raise two important tools - leadership developmen t and equity transfer - which I want to explore as part...
Dave Stringer: What a shame he wasn’ ;t able to blog through the trial and incarcerat ion, and, of course, the...
Paul: As someone in the 35-45 age group I had a different take on that article. 1) there should be loads of opportunit y...
Jim: Um, that would be a schlimmbes serung!
Mike Usmar: Three weeks ago I had the privilege to sit with Allan Kay in Boston, as he demonstrat ed SCRATCH, a logo-pr...
Posted by Jim in Industry/trade/economics at June 27th, 2007
Following my earlier post on BurgerFuel, have a look at Lance Wiggs’s analysis on comparative fastfood businesses.
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