Monthly Archives: November 2013

The great Allen Yuan of Commerce 101-103, once proposed a perspective comment in our class discussion. Posing the accountability of the government in Canada to defend and save Canadian based companies, one in particular. BlackBerry, during its startup, was projected … Continue reading →

I was inspired to reach out, beyond my limits of purely website and newspaper analysis. Instead, I took the initiative to contact and learn from the founder of a small entrepreneurial company, Direct Sports Apparel. Direct Sports Apparel, or more … Continue reading →

David K. Williams is a life long entrepreneur whose company has made the dramatic switch of critical employee credentials to focus more towards the basic standards found in world class athletes. He has led by example influencing companies to follow … Continue reading →

It was a sunny morning November 7th 2013. Wall Street was awaiting the heightened anticipation of the most recent talked about IPO (Initial Public Offering) Twitter. It wasn’t just a sunny morning for those who had invested in the company, … Continue reading →

By the year 2020, coal will surpass Oil as the number one fuel in the world. The history of fuel almost seems to be running on a cyclical theory of existence, as the major populous of the world will be … Continue reading →

The United States government may be shutdown; however, the US Navy continues to make a splash on technological advances for sea adventures, protection and whatever else billions of dollars can purchase. $3.5 billion dollars, is apparent pocket change for the … Continue reading →