Friday, November 16, 2007

How smart do you have to be to read this blog?

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Thursday, November 15, 2007

Google vs. Apple: another standards war

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We have blogged about standards wars before ( Another standards war, this one with rules , Will this standards ware become a quagmire? , DVD...

Are banks hiding more bad news?

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In past blogs ( Securitisation and its hidden costs , Can functionally organized banks "see" risk? ), we have talked about the org...
Wednesday, November 14, 2007

Is Asia's antitrust "surge" working?

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in past posts ( What if there were no antitrust? ) we have blogged about Asia's antitrust laws. Now, from Tad Lipsky: Those who scan th...

Beware bearers of bad news

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Irwin Stelzer is supicious of the bad news coming out about the economy because those with the best information may be trying to pressure th...
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Evolution of Business Education

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Harvard Business School professor Rakesh Khurana reviews the evolution of B-school education in his new book , From Higher Aims to Hired Han...
Tuesday, November 13, 2007

Want a kidney? Wait six years.

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In our textbook , one of our best money making ideas is selling kidneys: If I can borrow $100 million at 20% interest, I can buy a hospital ...
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Monday, November 12, 2007

Can Toyota be big, green, and high quality?

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From The Economist By the end of the year, Toyota is set to edge past General Motors ( GM ) with forecast group sales of 9.34m vehicles comp...
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Momentum vs. Mean Reversion

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The Economist reports on the fall of Bill Miller and his Legg Mason Value Trust which is trailing the S&P500 by 7%. Mr Miller calcu...
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Blessings of the Commons

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The Economist reports that Spanish fisherman want to establish a fishing reserve out of self interest: One study of marine reserves in St L...