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VXM Business Week Article
Content: 21st is an all encompassing on-line journal on convergence that covers computers, the Internet,audio, video,communications, outerspace exploration, IS issues, and intelligent agents
Business Week Article about Buyers Brokers
Content: When Sallye and Jim Ryan wanted to move from their Tampa apartment to a three-bedroom home this spring, the busy couple used a buyer broker, Beth Tansey, to help. Within a week, they had bid on the house they now own. Sallye liked...
MMM: Business Week article
Content: It sounds like a typical business-school case study: Five students looking for ways to market an ultrasonic device that drives whales, dolphins, and seals away from fishing nets. But this exercise at Northwestern University's J.L. Kellogg School of...
Business Week Article on APS Swim and Dive Fins
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Business Week Article
Content: Anyone who plans to dent a $2-billion market with a company whose sales have slumped 90% since 1920 needs plenty of moxie, and James C. Wickersham, 44, has exactly that
News - Business Week Article
Content: For a tiny biomedical outfit that has yet to make a penny, Acacia Research (ACRI) has attracted a string of big investors, including Vanguard Group, Barclays Bank, and Paramount Capital. Acacia controls and...
July 5, 1999 Business Week article on Red Hat
Content: Just read an article on Red Hat in the July 5, 1999 issue of Business Week authored by Dean Foust in Durham, N.C. and Jonathan Drew in Atlanta. It's laced with quotes such as: "Still, computer experts don't think
McDonalds Business Week article - Its not your Default - Franchise Equity Bulletin
Content: A recent issue of Business Week magazine (March 3, 2003) contained an article about the McDonalds system. Because most Owner/Operators have seen the article we are not including the entire copy in this bulletin. If you would like a copy please respond to...
Business Week Article
Content: If you think prospects for Detroit’s auto makers are grim, consider their parts suppliers. Nearly every one of the nation’s 100 or so listed auto suppliers has posted flat or declining earnings in recent quarters...
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