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Jun 5, 2013

Why aren’t more companies like Amazon?

Amazon just announced they’ll begin to deliver groceries to homes across America. If you…

Uber Case Study: Airports

Why is the ratio between Uber dropoffs and pickups at airports so disproportionate?

Note: This is a hypothetical situation and proposal.

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Irrationality in Economic Decisions — Some Historical Considerations

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Nicole Matos in Be Yourself

Sep 16, 2013

Too Tired to Hustle

If we can all agree on one thing about the jobs of the future, it is that they are going to take hustle. Gonna have to be…

The bank always wins

What Monopoly does to all of us

I haven’t really ever played Monopoly while growing up, so me and husband bought one and brought it to our home on a Sunday with loads of fanfare. It took about six months to get the wrapper off the game and about…

Escalation of Commitment Bias in Mergers and Acquisitions

Tim Maly in Weird Future

Nov 6, 2013

Disrupting Slumlords

Thanks to the housing crisis, Airbnb users are buying up cheap dwellings as…

Tony Hanna in I. M. H. O.

Aug 20, 2013

Movies, as we know them today, will be dead in 10 years.

Ever wondered what the next big entertainment format will be? Back in the old days we invented music. We invented theatre. It evolved into…

scott miller

Dec 8, 2013

The Insurgent Advantage

Incumbents have lost their edge. Now you have to learn to think, plan and act like an insurgent.

In today’s turbulent information environment and super-sluggish economy there’s a new force taking…

Jorge Mazal in I. M. H. O.

Nov 17, 2013

Universities: You are not being disrupted, you are getting a promotion

Disruption is not happening any time soon if universities step up their value. Eight ideas to increase competitiveness.

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