You're the Boss Blog: Capitalizing on Big Breaks to Fuel Growth
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How Nina Vaca made sure her company was ready to seize opportunities when they came along.
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By Melissa Korn Business schools have new competition for students with startups on the brain.A number of programs, from General Assembly in New York to Starter School in Chicago, have cropped up recently to cater to people seeking to launch their own companies or join fledgling ones. Offerings are à la carte and the mission is stripped down…
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Sept. 5 – Ahead of Apple’s new product launch next week, Richard Beales and Robert Cyran discuss what investors can expect from the $450 bln tech company.
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Economists say Lawrence Summers would slow the economy. Kodak emerges from bankruptcy. And Amazon.com makes small businesses nervous.
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By WSJ SMALL BUSINESS TEAM Alternative education: Business schools have been seeing competition from a number of programs — from General Assembly in New York to Starter School in Chicago — which have cropped up recently to cater to people seeking to launch their own companies or join fledgling ones…
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Sept 05 – The European Central Bank has left its key interest rates unchanged at record lows, as ECB chief Mario Draghi says risks surrounding the economic outlook for the euro area continue to be on the downside. (Rough cut – no reporter narration).
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You're the Boss Blog: Amerisleep Continues to Figure Out How to Sell Mattresses Online
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The owner of Amerisleep talks about discovering that it was cheaper to manufacture mattresses in the United States than in China.
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Sept. 5 – As the euro zone shows signs of fragile recovery, the European Central Bank kept interest rates on hold, but said it stands ready to cut rates again or pump more money into the economy if necessary to bring money market rates down. Joanna Partridge reports the on the balancing act required by the ECB and the Bank of England…
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Sept. 5 – The beleaguered smartphone maker, BlackBerry, has reportedly narrowed its list of bidders as it seeks to sell itself by November. Fred Katayama reports.
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Sept 05 – Danish toymaker Lego has overtaken Hasbro to become the world’s second-biggest toy maker after reporting a 13% rise in first-half sales. Hayley Platt reports.
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