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The Bird\’s Eye View
Robin Lewis
September 24, 2013
Actually, lemmings are a lot cuter than most investors, but investors are sure acting like lemmings, all heading over the proverbial cliff. And while lemmings ...
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Gun Fight at the O.K. Corral: Texas Style
Robin Lewis
August 26, 2013
I know, I know – the real shootout took place in Tombstone, Arizona in 1881 and defined the dynamics playing out in the “Wild West.” ...
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Hudson Bay-SAKS-L&T: Real Estate or Retail?
Robin Lewis
August 14, 2013
Q. What do real estate and finance have in common? A. Richard Baker and Eddie Lampert. Q. What do Richard Baker and Eddie Lampert have ...
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A&F: Exclusive or Exclusionary?
Robin Lewis
June 2, 2013
A Spark Seven Years Ago, a Conflagration Today How and why did a little “spark” in the news seven years ago, become a conflagration today? ...
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Further Roads to Disaster are Paved With Good Intentions
Robin Lewis
May 28, 2013
Or “Is This Time Different?” Sadly, I don’t believe the various collaborative efforts now forming to resolve the issues that led to the Bangladesh disaster, ...
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\”I\’m Dying to Make Your T-shirt For You\”
Robin Lewis
May 15, 2013
What\’s Wrong With That Statement? Am I wrong to be disgusted over the blatant irresponsibility of some of the largest retailers and apparel brands in ...
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Amazon Frightened the Behemoth And It Boomeranged
Robin Lewis
April 23, 2013
That would be the Walmart behemoth, still the one and only behemoth of its size in the world, the last I took count. At about ...
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Dispatches
Robin Lewis
April 16, 2013
“What Your Intern Is Really Thinking, “ written by our staff Millennial, Grace Ehlers addresses the seemingly cavalier and misguided view among most companies about ...
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