Partnerships Based on Service, Not Size (New York Times)
Even in a downturn, a big corporation still seeks innovation; in turn a start-up gains marketing power. More: continued here
Even in a downturn, a big corporation still seeks innovation; in turn a start-up gains marketing power. More: continued here
When In Doubt, Spin It OutNew York Times, United StatesThe solution chosen by eBay, the owner of Skype, and Time Warner, the parent of AOL, is a spin-out — giving shareholders of each company a second set of shares representing an ownership stake in the unwanted divisions. Investor have the exact same … More: continued here
guardian.co.uk Michelle's Big Mistake: The Doozie That Derailed Her Near-Perfect …Huffington Post, NYA+ for not just meeting with many military families but for publicizing how a military wife had to use food stamps to get by while her husband was on high-risk deployments. "That's not right or fair," Michelle pointed out. Amen! …Video: Reaction: Obama's first…
From leading an AAU team as a teen to crazy recruiting tactics, Memphis coach Josh Pastner has always been ahead of the curve. More: continued here
FedEx Corp. will attempt to get 30 percent of its fuel from petroleum alternatives by 2030 to slash the shipping giant’s air-… More: continued here
Starting Thursday, the public will be able to bid on their favorite altered book work of art through an online auction using eBay. More: continued here
TWO masked raiders robbed a cash courier as he left a post office this lunchtime – but made off empty handed. The robbers pounced as the courier left the post office inside Best One Xpress, Ley Street, Ilford, at around 1.45pm today. More: continued here
Battered eBay tries to placate shareholders by distancing itself from its healthy — and growing — rival. More: continued here
Calgary Stampeders players and members of the Stampeders Outriders will team up on Apr. 30, 2009 for a charity shopping challenge in support of the Canadian Women’s Foundation’s “Shelter from the Storm” campaign. More: continued here
Several states with high unemployment are outsourcing food stamp services. More: continued here