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Oct.28
11:48 AM ET
Wednesday, 28 Oct 2009
Anyone out there feeling like they're willing to take a $340 million bet on the turnaround being right around the corner? That's approximately how much Disney is thinking about shelling out on an overhaul its retail outlets, right now, in the very midst of a recession that has seen consumer spending drop off a cliff.   Read More
Oct.21
11:44 AM ET
Wednesday, 21 Oct 2009
Just like flinching from a punch, cost cutting may be instinctual, but it is highly reactive and extremely passive. It is not going to help you win any of the fights you are in, and it is not going to stop the pummeling. Unless your costs are wildly out of control, cost cutting should not be your focus.    Read More
Oct.20
12:26 PM ET
Tuesday, 20 Oct 2009
Posted By:Kevin Maney, Author of 'Trade-Off'Bullish on Books Blog
Apple’s iPhone initially caught the public’s imagination because it was the high-fidelity cell phone. Nothing else looked or acted like it.   Read More
Oct.07
12:30 PM ET
Wednesday, 7 Oct 2009
Posted By:Connie Dieken, author, Talk Less, Say MoreBullish on Books Blog
It’s as if we each have a channel-changing remote control embedded in our restless, fidgety brains. Is someone taking too long to get to the point? Zap. Are you boring me? Click.   Read More
Sep.23
2:31 PM ET
Wednesday, 23 Sep 2009
By now you know the row: Palm co-opts Apple iTunes access for its new Palm Pre smart phone without permission and hails the electronic trespassing as a key selling point for iPhone users to switch platforms...But as you get a little closer to the issues, they get far stickier, and far thornier, for both Apple and Palm.    Read More
Sep.18
1:04 PM ET
Friday, 18 Sep 2009
There’s a whole class of geniuses who, if you will, are extremely successful because they borrowed someone else’s ideas. Author David Murray calls it, “Borrowing Brilliance.”    Read More
Sep.16
2:35 PM ET
Wednesday, 16 Sep 2009
Maybe, a big maybe, the skeptics are finally beginning to embrace just how compelling this story truly is?    Read More
Sep.09
5:25 PM ET
Wednesday, 9 Sep 2009
Steve Jobs stepped back into the spotlight for the first time in at least 6 months on Wednesday and Apple shares fell.   Read More
Sep.09
3:53 PM ET
Wednesday, 9 Sep 2009
Today, Steve Jobs added a high degree of class not just to the Apple story, but his personal story too. When he came out to thunderous applause, a standing ovation, who knew what to expect? Certainly not the emotion and candor from a guy who's made living like a recluse an art form.    Read More
Sep.09
2:21 PM ET
Wednesday, 9 Sep 2009
This is the live blog from the Wednesday's Apple event with Steve Jobs making a long awaited appearance. The first post is at the bottom of the page and works up to the most recent.   Read More
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