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Hadrian’s Wall and economic development
Private business exit: Q1. Why do you want to sell?
Private business exit - 16 questions to develop a plan
Private businesses - too big to be bought, too small to be bought
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 Other stuff at May 6th, 2008
No time to blog - moving out of our current place of abode today. 57 steps up to the road. Ah, the joys of living in Wellington!
In the meantime, check out this excellent analogy of Finnish ski-jumpers and momentum investors, from Rawdon Adams at Capital Chronicle.
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