About Public Offering
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Hungry for Success
Two alumni restaurateurs discuss strategies to beat high food costs.
Solving the Problem Behind the Problem
For investors to feel confident that borrowers will pay what they owe, a trust support must be developed.
Grappling with Risk, the New Value-Investing Way
We should remember that however new the risk management methods of today's value investors are, they are based on the extraordinarily durable principles of Security Analysis.
Crafting a New Style of Mentorship
Finding the right calculus for work and life is no easy task. For many, this is where the role of a mentor comes in handy.
Bail Out GM? No Way
Unless GM feels a compelling need to change, it is highly likely to stay pretty much the same, as it has done for decades, in spite of clear evidence that things are not working well from an economic perspective.
Endgame in the U.S. Automobile Industry
The automobile industry's endgame problem is determining how to scale back the manufacturing capacity of those firms whose products are no longer economical to produce.
Do You Need to Be Rich to Be a Social Entrepreneur?
Do you think you need to be “rich” before you could afford to go into social entrepreneurship or can a social enterprise also make money?
Energy and Microfinance in Rural Bangladesh
During the three months we worked in New York and the two weeks we spent in Dhaka, we helped them refine a plan to train young women to install and repair the Solar Home Systems.
Greenwald Looks For Best Value
In an recent interview with U.S. News & World Report, Professor Bruce Greenwald discussed how the current market climate affects value investors.