Posted in Retail, Wal-Mart, tagged Retail, Wal-Mart on March 26, 2008 | No Comments »
Just curious, but how does this video (demonstrating Wal-Mart store openings since the company’s birth) make you feel?
A) Neat-o. I like shiny things.
B) Proudly capitalistic
C) A tad alarmed
D) Flat-out nauseous
It’s pretty amazing, no matter how you feel about Wal-Mart. One thing’s for sure, they are the retail powerhouse.
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Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Apple, Google, Ideas on March 26, 2008 | No Comments »
I mostly agree about Apple, I completely agree about Google, and I agree while shaking my head and getting a little depressed about My Company’s App. It’s just not that hard to be simple, folks.
Based on how dead-on this comic alone is, I’ll be paying more attention to Eric Burke’s comics. Good stuff, Eric.
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Let’s say you’re a company who sells sandwiches. Really tasty sandwiches. And you package these great sandwiches and resell them through a variety of great outlets, stores around the world. Some of these are great big chains of stores. And they like your sandwiches, buy a lot of them, and resell them to customers. Been [...]
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Posted in Uncategorized on March 21, 2008 | No Comments »
I don’t usually post just to update on my status, I like to actually write about something. But I am still here. I’ve had 2 business trips and a 24-hour ailment packed into the last week, so there hasn’t been time to write. I’ll be back really soon.
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Today it was announced, kinda, that Borders will reduce inventory by 5-10%…more books will be positioned “face-out” as we call it in the book publishing industry. This will absolutely ruffle the feathers of book publishers. Borders is one of The Big Three for publishers, along with Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
Now, a few things, most [...]
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Or is it vote AGAINST the worst company in America? Always second-guessing myself with the whole grammar thing.
Voting is live at the Consumerist. Speak up! Be heard! Make a difference!
Or just vent.
The bracketed field of 64 companies is here.
(What is it about brackets that makes my heart race?)
The first available matchup on which you can [...]
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Posted in Books, Brands, Ideas, Retail, book publishing, tagged Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Borders, Brands, For Dummies, Retail on March 11, 2008 | No Comments »
Do you know you’re not dumb, but feel frustrated nonetheless?
Craving some lightheartedness in your reference materials?
Been seeing a lot of yellow and black lately?
Having sudden urges to save $5?
Have no fear, Dummies Month is here. Whether your favorite book retailer be A1Books or Amazon, Powell’s or Softpro, or any of these other participants listed below, now’s [...]
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0.14% of all Web users are accessing said Web via the iPhone, up from 0.01% the prior month. At this rate, the iPhone will be the leading Web browsing platform in the world by the year 4022! But seriously, the iPhone has moved up to spot #4 behind Windows, Mac, and Linux. That’s the news [...]
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Posted in Business, tagged Apple, Business, Retail on March 5, 2008 | 3 Comments »
I just read one of the most fascinating, disturbing articles I’ve ever read about a particular person of business fame. I’ll say little more. Instead, I’ve clipped from the article a big batch of quotes, facts, and opinions about this person. Now, I only pulled the controversial, negative parts. I didn’t make these up, and [...]
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Looks like Wiley Indy will soon have company.
There’s long been a stretch of relatively untouched land right across the street from Wiley’s Indianapolis office here on Crosspoint Boulevard. We even have a spot of woods between us and Interstate 69. It appears the Town of Fishers has found a new use for this land.
A little background.
First, [...]
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