Proving Again That Input is Unrelated to Output
24 January 2010
By Kevin Meyer One of my pet peeves is the pervasively popular perception that increased spending somehow must improve the quality of the product. T…
24 January 2010
By Kevin Meyer One of my pet peeves is the pervasively popular perception that increased spending somehow must improve the quality of the product. T…
23 January 2010
By Kevin Meyer Regular readers know that I've been using a stand up desk for well over a year, and annoyingly take nearly every opportunity to pr…
23 January 2010
By Kevin Meyer Several letters in today's Wall Street Journal pointed me back to a recent op-ed by Michael Boskin titled "Don't Like the…
21 January 2010
By Kevin Meyer Mergers and acquisitions are a common activity in business, even if they rarely work our as originally envisioned. At least that orig…
21 January 2010
by BILL WADDELL Folks from two outstanding companies are getting together today in Georgia ... and they make for very strange bedfellows, indeed. Ch…
20 January 2010
by BILL WADDELL I don't want to be critical all the time - really I am not an inherently negative person. But in order to write the blog, as wel…
20 January 2010
by BILL WADDELL As I have written before, the massive blunder of Obama and the Democrats was to delude themselves into thinking the people had voted…
19 January 2010
By Kevin Meyer A couple of recent stories on the same topic but from different angles really helps point out the cost of laying off. First Richard M…