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Kraft’s Fall From Grace
Tag Archives: Business
Fresh, Hot And Risky: Restaurant Delivery Services
When everything goes right, diners can’t beat restaurant delivery services for convenience. It’s different for investors.
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Restricting Stock Buybacks
Bipartisanship is nice, but not when it extends to backing bad ideas about restricting corporate stock buybacks.
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Don’t Hop Into A Ride-Hail IPO
You may like riding with them, or even driving for them, but should you rush to buy into an IPO for Uber or Lyft?
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Amazon To NYC: Drop Dead
Amazon returns a $3 billion engagement ring and tells New York to find another corporate soulmate.
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Go Public, Go Private? It’s Complicated
Taking companies public or going private is a two-way street. The right direction depends on where management wants to go.
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What ‘Ghosting’ Says About The Job Market
HR managers may lose sleep over workers and applicants who abruptly disappear, but economists won’t say boo about “ghosting.”
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Unintended Consequences In The Tax Law
Lawmakers who cut corporate taxes last year probably did not expect to unleash a wave of share buybacks.
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Going, Going, Ghosn
Guilty of misconduct or not, Carlos Ghosn seems to have lost a Japanese corporate version of Game of Thrones.
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A Personal Touch In An Online Era
By Larry M. Elkin, CPA, CFP®
Retailers have the tools to provide outstanding personal service in the internet era, if they put those tools to use.
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