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The Bottom Is Near: Thanks to the Millennials

It came in with a bang! And it will end with a whimper. I’m talking about the now over-used phrase “the race to the bottom” ...
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Sears\’ Last Gasp: In the Asset Leasing and Loan Business

I thought I wrote the final word and all that was worth saying two weeks ago about the inevitable collapse of Sears in my article ...
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Memo from the Grinch: The Gas Price \”Bonus\” is an Empty Tank

Economists, experts, analysts, consultants, a lot of CEOs, casual observers and even my friend and CNBC regular Jan Kniffen believe lower gas prices are going ...
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Algorithms, “Malgorithms” You Go Figure

I find myself in a quagmire of confusion about all these new tech concepts, phrases, words, and now the overwhelming stream of algorithms. This technology ...
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Value is in The Eye of the Beholder…Who is Blind

There is a binary system governing value. The first “beholders”of value are its creators and sellers. The second are its consumers. Unfortunately,the first beholders have ...
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Retailers and Wholesalers: Yesterday\’s Fish Wrap

The retail and wholesale business models, separately and in conjunction with each other, are collapsing. Along with their demise, the actual terms, retail and wholesale, ...
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Amazon Finally Gets It: The Next Big Thing For All Pure Digital Players

Amazon\’s announcement of its first physical store opening on Manhattan\’s 34th Street is not a surprise to me, as I predicted it four years ago ...
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Sears: Nothing Left But its Past

Eddie “fast buck” Lampert is squeezing the proverbial turnip for more cash — as the musicians aboard the sinking “Titanic” are now truly playing “Nearer ...
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