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The new information lexicon
The continued swell of dissent from the US “Occupy Wall Street” campaign highlights some interesting points in how we, collectively, are not only communicating, but also the notion of how a new paradigm of leader-less organization is taking shape. And … Continue reading
Filed under Economy, Finance, Government, United States
America is next…
An interesting interview appeared recently in The Guardian newspaper with Michael Lewis, former bond trader turned bestselling author of a new book on the recent financial crisis, entitled Boomerang: Travels in the New Third World. And as you can probably … Continue reading
Filed under Economy, Finance, United States
The Arab Spring Hits Wall Street
Following the comments of Warren Buffett recently that, “the rich should pay more taxes,” the most unlikely of countries to protest, America, is doing just that. This time it’s Wall Street in the firing line. For almost two weeks now, protesters have … Continue reading
Filed under Economy, Finance, Government, United States
Nice Apps
Yes, they can be silly and pointless, fodder for slackers and phone geeks – but who’s laughing when it’s the buzzword on everyone’s lips, and in the last year iTunes has logged more than 1 billion (yes billion) downloads of…Apps. … Continue reading
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I Read It, Therefore It Must Be True
The World Economic Forum has issued its 2009 development index meant to indicate global rankings for “stability” and “sophistication” of each country’s market and financial systems. Guess who came in at No.1? Britain! That’s right, you read it correctly, the … Continue reading →
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