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    0 starsakabagel | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 24 2008 | business, microsoft
    Microsoft Reports Record Second Quarter Results

    Snap!

    Quoted: Robust holiday sales and enterprise demand drive revenue growth of 30%

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    0 starsakabagel | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 19 2007 | business, money, privatization
    Macquarie Bank's controversial infrastructure funds - Sep. 18, 2007

    Ever heard of Macquarie Bank? They buy roads and bridges. Privatization of our public infastructure has begun.

    Quoted: "This is the greatest single financial coup in the history of Chicago." That's how alderman Edward Burke, chairman of the city council's finance committee, described the 99-year lease of the Chicago Skyway, a 7.8-mile toll road, to a private operator for the stunning sum of $1.8 billion - almost $1 billion more than the next-highest bid. The deal, struck in late 2004, was the first privatization of a toll road in the U.S. "

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    0 starsakabagel | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 22 2007 | business, google, startup
    The Startup Game: How a six-month-old startup got bought by Google

    Preggers? Dude must listen to Lykis

    Quoted: Crosby's wife was four months preggers when he left to join the Y Combinator startup school in Mountain View.

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    0 starsakabagel | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 06 2007 | news, money, business, new york
    The Profit Calculator -- New York Magazine

    money moneey

    Quoted: The wild risks, unexpected niches, and day-in-day-out grind behind making a dollar in New York...for everyone from a drug dealer to Goldman Sachs.

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    0 starsakabagel | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 17 2006 | business, news
    Boeing CEO James McNerney on leadership and success - Oct. 16, 2006

    Good (and brief) interview with a kick ass CEO

    Quoted: It generally gets down to a very personal level - openness to change, courage to change, hard work, teamwork. What I do is figure out how to unlock that in people, because most people have that inside them. But they [often] get...

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    0 starsakabagel | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 30 2006 | business, books, Information technology
    Amazon.com: Does IT Matter? Information Technology and the Corrosion of Competitive Advantage: Books: Nicholas G. Carr

    The premise of this book is that Information Technology is now a commodity input for businesses, and that investing in IT is necessary in order to compete, but investing more will not give you competitive advantage. I found his arguments to be reasonable, however, they do have a few soft spots considering the definition of IT is much more grey then say the definition of electricity, another commodity input. It’s a really fast read and probably worth it if IT business interests you. 7/10 (Good)

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