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Apr 06 2024
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Entrepreneur Versus Corporate Explorer: 8 Success Characteristics
Startup entrepreneurs and corporate venture builders, what I call Corporate Explorers, share a lot in common. They are also fundamentally different. Understanding these two points can help corporations be better at spotting their potential innovation leaders, giving them the opportunity to generate new value, before they leave to try their hand outside the firm. Entrepreneur is a sort of
ForbesApr 22 2024
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America is Baaack!
Amidst all the endless repetition, baseless speculation, psychobabble and tips on “life hacks” that fill our “news” these days, something really important almost got lost last weekend. Yes, our media reported it. But few, if any, grasped its full significance. The event, of course, was the House’s passage of the aid bill for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. The first-order effect—pulling Ukraine’s
Daily KosApr 15 2021
Analysis
Corporate America’s Empty Virtue Signaling
Critics of the Georgia elections law have gotten far out over their skis. The Washington Post fact-checker awarded Joe Biden “Four Pinocchios” for lying about the bill, then labeled him a “recidivist” when he kept repeating the lie. Senator Raphael Warnock admitted to Fox News that he had put his name to an email for a liberal nonprofit lying about a provision that was not in the final bill.
National Review (News)May 05 2024
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Donald Trump is making America stupid
Recent suggest half the country may vote against their own self-interests in November. The self sabotage is head-turning: Christians who defend Donald Trump’s , poor people who money to a billionaire with rotating , pensioners who don’t understand that threaten their own entitlements. As the new made clear, has done nothing for the common man and everything for his wealthy donors. Yet somehow
Raw StoryMay 01 2024
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Intuit's 'head of employee listening' says her unusual role is part of a new corporate trend
Companies are adding all kinds of new job titles these days. There are chief heart officers, and chief enthusiasm officers. And who could forget when Tesla CEO Elon Musk decided to call himself “Technoking.” As companies think harder about how to keep their talent, a new role has emerged: head of employee listening. At least that’s the case at software giant Intuit, which owns TurboTax and
FortuneMay 06 2024
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Vulnerable Dem. Sen ripped after raking in cash from corporate PACs despite previous objections: 'Hypocrisy'
FIRST ON FOX: Ohio Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown, who has long decried the existence of corporate PAC money in politics and once pledged not to accept them while mulling a presidential run, accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars from corporate PACs this year. Brown, who has served in the Senate since 2007 and is widely believed to be one of the most vulnerable Democrats running for
Fox News (Online News)Jun 16 2019
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Trump leaves corporate America hanging
President Donald Trump's on-again, off-again relationship with corporate America was on full display this week as he sparred publicly with the country's most powerful business lobby over his rinse-and-repeat use of tariffs -- and then welcomed top executives to the White House to plead with him in person.
CNN (Online News)Apr 06 2024
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Corporate financing via capital market breaks record
The share of resources from capital market operations and instruments in the consolidated debt of Brazilian companies reached 42.4 percent in 2023, double the level of a decade ago and also the highest ever recorded by the Center for Capital Market Studies (Cemec) of the think tank Fundação Instituto de Pesquisas Econômicas (Fipe). State of play. According to Cemec’s new study, this occurred
The Brazilian ReportApr 30 2024
News
Why America’s happiness ranking is irrelevant
LaGRANGE, Ga. — Earlier this month, the news media was flooded with articles showing that . Reports showed that . While reading these articles, I was invited by my college students to a “ .” These students spent their morning and afternoon having the time of their lives, fundraising thousands of dollars for the Children’s Miracle Network while perfecting a dance routine. There were athletic
Raw StoryMay 03 2024
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Searching for microplastics on North America’s highest peak
Two college students will soon be stuffing snow from the slopes of Alaska’s highest mountain into Nalgene bottles. Their goal is to see if that precipitation contains tiny plastic particles that are ubiquitous everywhere else on Earth. Matthew Crisafi-Lurtsema, 20, and Roger Jaramillo, 23, are both undergraduate engineering students at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. They are now spending
Anchorage Daily News