Was FTC Probe Warranted in Google’s Business Practices?
Hmm. The nonstop lawsuits by the U.S. and E.U. governments are reminescent of a 1960 classic by Neil Sedaka: Breaking up is hard to do.
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Author: terry
Think 1930s for Business Success … Consumer Attitudes Are Changing
The 1930’s breadlines aren’t exactly back, but hyper-consumerism is history. Traditional values with a purpose are in vogue. Traditional values – old-fashioned, if you prefer – describe the new mindset of consumers and what they expect from your business.
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Despite Missteps, Facebook Succeeds in its Product Life Cycle
For a long time, Facebook appeared approaching the end of its product life cycle. But its revenue earnings continue to increase despite its privacy scandal and other issues.
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Are Manufacturing Jobs Returning to U.S. from China?
As some U.S. states develop reputations as low-cost manufacturing centers and China’s wages increase, offshoring of jobs is expected to decline. Here are Biz Coach thoughts on jobs.
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Security Precautions to Take Following Citibank’s Second Reported Online Breach
Citibank’s admission that private information of 360,083 North American Citigroup credit card accounts was once stolen by hackers, which affected 210,000 customers, still serves as a warning for all businesses and consumers to take precautionary steps.
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