Archive for November, 2012

British Petroleum Fined Largest Criminal Fine in US History

Sunday, November 18th, 2012

This post is a follow up on my post titled BP’s Enormous Oil Spill. British Petroleum has been fined 4.5 billion in criminal fines and penalties. This fine comes after a lengthy trial process, and this marks the resolution of only one of the many lawsuits filed against BP. For a company like BP, which […]

Suzuki Stepping Back From The United States Automobile Market

Wednesday, November 14th, 2012

This post is based on Christian Legazpi’s blogĀ about Suzuki stepping out of the US auto market. Legazpi agrees with Suzuki’s decision to step out of the US automotive industry based on recent performance. He says focusing on their key markets like ATVs will prove to be successful for Suzuki. Suzuki is the perfect example of […]

Bill Gates and Steve Jobs

Sunday, November 11th, 2012

Many believe these two great names are excellent for initiating a debate between Windows and Macintosh. One must look past this naive debate to witness the true greatness of Bill Gates and Steve Jobs. Both created their illustrious lives through entrepreneurship and managed to create technology that has changed the face of the world. Nearly […]

Coca-Cola, Persistent Innovation

Thursday, November 1st, 2012

It is clear that Coca-Cola has been vastly successful since its founding in 1886. It’s no surprise that investment guru Warren Buffet has amassed an enormous fortune that was partly created by owning Coca-Cola stock. Interbrand rates Coca-Cola number one in terms of the best global brand. Here is a short video about why Warren […]

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