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Roger Lipscombe: I simply, periodical ly, take the dry cleaner 217;s clothes-ha ngers back to them. When buying new...
Chad W: Great link. Comedy gold!
Malcolm Stayner: P.S. Prosaic explanatio ns don’ t make headlines like a one in a trillion chance does!
Malcolm Stayner: Good points. A CONTROLLED study by the Highway Data Loss Institute concluded that banning cell phones...
Ben: Funny you should bring it up - my first job (after the paper run) was at Farmers. I used to work for an hour a day...
RJH Adams: Jim, “don ’t keep money in your pocketR 21; vs “it& #8217;s your theiry that’ ;s...
Concerned: This company is in the process of being removed from the companies register. It’s on the register and in...
Malcolm Stayner: Jim, you have given some insights into the raison d’et re of Britain 217;s emergence as a...
Mark Clare: Thanks Jim - I will look that one up. Your “me- too strategies ” observatio n is right on the mark...
samuel welsh: we are not controlled by china̷ 0;… we have many talented kiwis needing work in the country and we...
Posted by Jim in Innovation, design, R&D, World, Business at November 24th, 2009
Last week’s Economist lists the world’s biggest corporate R&D spenders, drawn from an EU report on the top 1000 EU-headquartered companies and the top 1000 non-EU companies Those numbers are eye-wateringly huge, but I do seriously wonder about bang-per-buck (or should that be eruption-per-euro?)
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