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Leonardo Gottems

Distributing the Corporate Clout : The Influence of the World's Largest 100 Economic En... - 0 views

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    Of all of the world's 100 largest economic entities in 2010, 42 (42%) are corporations. The largest, as in 2009 was Wal-Mart, whose 2010 revenues exceeded the GDPs of 171 countries making it the 25th largest economic entity in the world. The next group in terms of size is energy majors with the combined revenues of the five largest players (Royal Dutch Shell, ExxonMobil, BP, Sinopec and China National Petroleum) equivalent to 2.5% of global GDP in 2010. A key trend is the movement from West to East as global challengers from rapidly developing economies (RDEs) continue to grow their economic power - along with their countries. Among the Top 100 economic entities there are now 6 RDE companies versus just 1 in 2000, and looking at the Top 150 the number of RDE companies tripled between 2000 and 2010 to 15.
Leonardo Gottems

Current Brazilian dilemma: Will Batista survive or not? - 0 views

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    OGX, the crude oil arm of the group EBX owned by billionaire Eike Batista, is experiencing a decline in oil production at the Campos Bay. Now, the forecast is that OGX will produce 5,000 barrels a day - a third of the first prediction. As a result, the company's papers had a fall of 41 percent, an equivalent to nearly US$ 5 billion. The losses, according to ranking, made the billionaire lose his post at the eighth richest man in the world to below twenties.
Peter Kimmich

Online MBA vs Traditional MBA - Which is Best? - 0 views

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    With online MBAs becoming more prevalent, students and employers are posing some big, serious questions. Are online MBAs really equivalent to classroom-based degrees? Could they actually provide the same level of business expertise?
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Vidit Agarwal

How to Check Credit Report? - 0 views

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    Employers could draw a credit report. However, the credit report prepared to employers is not the equivalent one that your lenders view. "When an employer checks your credit, it is called an 'employment screening,' and the credit departments have a separate product prepared for this purpose.
Vidit Agarwal

New Tax Rules for Company Loss - 0 views

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    New corporation tax rules for company Loss Relief, Flexibility in however corporation tax losses may be used changes the legal system and may enable a lot of firms to offset losses usefully. At an equivalent time, for larger teams of firms, their ability to offset losses has been curtailed, which could represent a tax value for these firms.
markjohnsonusa

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    LEDMyplace brings you specially manufacturer lighting fixture for warehouse lighting the UFO High Bay LED 240W. This 240W Square UFO LED High Bay Light is equivalent to your 400W metal-halide fixture and brings you more energy savings.
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    LEDMyplace brings you specially manufacturer lighting fixture for warehouse lighting the UFO High Bay LED 240W. This 240W Square UFO LED High Bay Light is equivalent to your 400W metal-halide fixture and brings you more energy savings.
markjohnsonusa

Install 240W Square UFO LED High Bay For commercial Lighting - 0 views

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    LEDMyplace brings you specially manufacturer lighting fixture for warehouse lighting the UFO High Bay LED 240W. This 240W Square UFO LED High Bay Light is equivalent to your 400W metal-halide fixture and brings you more energy savings.
vianinja

9 Simple But Effective Ways to Increase Your Facebook Ads - 0 views

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    Cost-per-click (CPC) is a method used to measure the cost or cost-equivalent for each click on your ads in a Pay-Per-Click (PPC) campaign . It's a metric that determines the success and returns on investment of your paid search campaigns. Currently, CPC takes into account any click taken within an ad unit: a like, a comment, a share, a click to a website, "continue reading," etc.
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Skeptical Debunker

Lawrence Lessig: Systemic Denial - 0 views

  • So in coming to this meeting of some of the very best in the field -- from Elizabeth Warren to George Soros -- I was keen to hear just what the strategy was to restore us to some sort of financial sanity. How could we avoid it again? Yet through the course of the morning, I was struck by two very different and very depressing points. The first is that things are actually much worse than anyone ever talks about. The pivot points of our financial system -- the infrastructure that lets free markets produce real wealth -- have become profoundly corrupted. Balance sheets are "fictions," as Professor Frank Partnoy put it. Trillions of dollars in liability hide behind these fictions. And as expert after expert demonstrated, practically every one of the design flaws that led to the collapse of the past few years remains essentially unchanged within our financial system still. That bubble burst, but we can already see the soaring profits of the same firms that sucked billions in taxpayer funds. The cycle has started again. But the second point was even worse. Expert after expert spoke as if the problems we faced were simple math errors. As if regulators had just miscalculated, like a pilot who accidentally overshoots the run way, or an engineer who mis-estimates the weight of cargo on a plane. And so, because these were mere errors, people spoke as if these errors could be corrected by a bunch of good ideas. The morning was filled with good ideas. An angry earnestness was the tone of the day.
  • There were exceptions. The increasingly prominent folk-hero for the middle class, Elizabeth Warren, tied the endless list of problems to the endless power of "the banking lobby." But that framing was rare. Again and again, we were led back to a frame of bad policies that smart souls could correct. At least if "the people" could be educated enough to demand that politicians do something sensible. This is a profound denial. The gambling on Wall Street was not caused by the equivalent of errors in arithmetic. It was caused by a corruption of the system by which we regulate those markets. No true theorist of free markets -- and certainly none of the heroes of even the libertarian right -- believe that infrastructure markets like financial systems can be left free of any regulation, including the regulation of rules against fraud. Yet that ignorant anarchy was the precise rule that governed a large part of our financial system. And not by accident: An enormous amount of political influence was brought to bear on the regulators of these core institutions of a free market to get them to turn a blind eye to Wall Street's "innovations." People who should have known better yielded to this political pressure. Smart people did stupid things because "the politics" of doing right was impossible. Why? Why was their no political return from sensible policy? The answer is so obvious that one feels stupid to even remark it. Politicians are addicts. Their dependency is campaign cash. And in their obsessive search for campaign funds, they let these funders convince them that for the first time in capitalism's history, markets didn't need the basic array of trust-producing regulation. They believed this insanity because it made it easier for them -- in good faith -- to accept the money and steer financial policy over the cliff. Not a single presentation the whole morning focused this part of the problem. There wasn't even speculation about how we could build an alternative to this campaign funding system of pathological dependency, so that policy makers could afford to hear sense rather than obsessively seek campaign dollars. The assembled experts were even willing to brainstorm about how to educate ordinary Americans about the intricacies of financial regulation. But the idea of changing the pathological economy of influence that governs how Washington governs wasn't even a hint. We need to admit our (democracy's) problem. We need to get beyond this stage of denial. We need to recognize that until we release our leaders from a system that forces them to ignore good sense when there is an opportunity for large campaign cash, we won't have policy that makes sense. Wall Street continues unchanged because the Congress that would change it is already shuttling to Wall Street fundraisers. Both parties are already pandering to this power, so they can find the fix to fund the next cycle of campaigns. Throughout the morning, expert after expert celebrated the brilliance in Franklin Roosevelt's response to the Nation's last truly great financial collapse. They yearned for a modern version of his system of regulation. But we won't get to Franklin Roosevelt's brilliance till we accept Teddy Roosevelt's insight -- that privately funded public elections tend inevitably towards this kind of corruption. And until we solve that (eminently solvable) problem, we won't make any progress in making America's finances safe again.
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    Everyone recognizes that our nation is in a financial mess. Too few see that this mess is not simply the ordinary downs of a regular business cycle. The American financial system walked the American economy off a cliff. Large players took catastrophic risk. They were allowed to take this risk because of a series of fundamental regulatory mistakes; they were encouraged to take it by the implicit, sometimes explicit promise, that failure would be bailed out. The gamble was obvious and it worked. The suckers were us. They got the upside. We got the bill.
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