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Believe it or not, Japanese stocks are fueling the hot performance of the Matthews Asia Pacific fund.Housing Market Bottoms Out Slowly
The Obama administration may need to redouble its efforts at supporting the U.S. housing market.A Second Stimulus Package? Yikes!
India, Japan and the U.S. repeatedly deliver unaffordable and ineffective spending proposals.Building BRICs
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blur Group Launches Innovatrs.com
blur Group today launched Innovatrs.com, a pioneering Website and online service for entrepreneurs and innovation officers. Innovatrs.com delivers Innovate (TM), the world's first true innovation methodology and business build system, as an Inte… Continue
Posted by Philip Letts on June 9, 2009 at 1:30pm
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Charlie Brooker calls on women to rule the world
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Attending the cost reduction seminar
Scalable offer significant cost savings for multi PC estates. They have a unique auditing process which can save organisations by allowing them to pay only for software features they use.
Here's my link for more information and a free invite. I look forward to seeing you there.
http://marknhopgood.blogspot.com/20… Continue
Posted by Mark N Hopgood on May 28, 2009 at 9:21am
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Entrepreneurs can change the world. In case you needed reminding.
US Innovation Sorely Lacking
According to BusinessWeek There is growing evidence that the US’ innovation shortfall of the past decade is not only real but may also have contributed to today’s financial crisis. It seems that the major innovations promised just a decade ago, such as truly fast broadband for all, 3G everywhere, cures for cancer, electric cars and [...]
Schmidt, Page and Branson on Innovation
Google’s Eric Schmidt and Larry Page discuss innovation at their Zeitgeist conference. Virgin Group’s Richard Branson joins them to discuss his innovation priorities including disease control and global warming. Surprise, surprise.
What VC’s Look For in 1st Time Entrepreneurs
Readwritestart produced a neat article today on what VC’s look for in a first time, Web entrepreneur. I guess the best summary is cool geekness with the determination of a bull and ballerina like flexibility. OK. So, you see, at the end of the day its about charismatic, determined geeks. You know, Zuckerberg look-alikes. Me, I’d [...]
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Setting up Your Personal Page
Your personal page at i-revolution should be hip and cool - yeah baby... Think of it as a multimedia, virtual showcase of your venture and yourself - so get creative. Fill your profile questions out with care, thought and god forbid a bit of wit.
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