top 5 Global market

Published on Tuesday, 2 August 2011 Leave your thoughts »

Twitter.com Top5 Global Markets by Reach (%)[69][70]
COUNTRY

Percent
Indonesia Jun-2010
  
 20.8%
Indonesia Dec-2010
  
 19.0%
Brazil Jun-2010
  
 20.5%
Brazil Dec-2010
  
 21.8%
Venezuela Jun-2010
  
 19.0%
Venezuela Dec-2010
  
 21.1%
Netherlands Jun-2010
  
 17.7%
Netherlands Dec-2010
  
 22.3%
Japan Jun-2010
  
 16.8%
Japan Dec-2010
  
 20.0%

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Exhibit show about Selling Research In Motion Now

Published on Monday, 1 August 2011 Leave your thoughts »

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Grow like (the) Amazon to Succeed - Invest outside your "core"

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"It's easier to succeed in the Amazon than on the polar tundra" Bruce Henderson, famed founder of The Boston Consulting Group, once told me.  "In the arctic resources are few, and there aren't many ways to compete.  You are constantly depleting resources in life-or-death struggles with competitors.  Contrarily, in the Amazon there are multiple opportunities to grow, and multiple ways to compete, dramatically increasing your chances for success.  You don't have to fight a battle of survival every day, so you can really grow."
Today, Amazon(.com) is the place to be.  As the financial markets droop, fearful about the economy and America's debt ceiling "crisis," Amazon is achieving its highest valuation ever.  While the economy, and most companies, struggle to grow, Amazon is hitting record growth:
Amazon sales growth July 2011

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Invest in Trends, Cannibalize to Grow - Sell Yahoo, Buy Apple

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"Buy Low, Sell High" was an industrial era investor expression.  Before we shifted into an information economy, investors were admonished to invest along with economic cycles, buying during recessions, selling during booms.
In today's information economy it's not nearly so simple.  While growth occurs, companies falter and disappear (Sun Microsystems and Silicon Graphics, for example.) Meanwhile, during bad economic periods there are flourishing growth companies.

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Windows 7 Pushes Microsoft Back To Revenue Growth In Q4 2009

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Microsoft Q4 2009 Highlights

  • Quarterly revenues and net profits were the highest in its history
  • The Client Division’s successful introduction of Windows 7 was the main contributor
  • Microsoft’s software revenues are recovering faster than most other leading vendors
  • Microsoft has a long way to go to become a Web 2.0 player
  • It continues to announce Cloud Computing products and initiatives, but is slow to drive change
  • Windows 7 is more than an upgrade – it is driving a rapid improvement in the PC market

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