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What the nation needs right now is a large dose of Einstein with some Munger and Darwin thrown in. A “testing and destruction of well-loved ideas.”
Walter Isaacson explains what Steve Jobs really believed turned Apple from near bankruptcy into the world’s most esteemed company. Valuable lessons for all.
February’s interview with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak in February was one of my 2014 highlights. Bubbly, bright eyed, full of fun, he retains the enthusiasm which was a major attraction for Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.
When Amazon launched the Kindle in late 2007 “e-books” basically equaled“Kindle.” Everybody could see immediately that reading was going electronic, and there was only one commercially meaningful maker of electronic readers.
We may well look back on the American QE splurge as providing us the best of times. Then again, tougher economic conditions have a way of refocusing a nation onto what is really important.
Analysts covering Samsung Electronics Co. are more bullish than those following Apple Inc., even as the South Korean company faces a deteriorating profit outlook
Apple’s smartphone market share is strong in the United States but globally was less than 12 percent in the second quarter, before the latest launch
The latest Interbrand annual survey illustrates how the world’s best performing companies are those that build and protect their reputations – their brands.