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Opening Day Business Preview And Predictions
The NBA and NFL are not the only leagues with expiring labor agreements.
Kurt Badenhausen, Forbes Staff
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The NBA and NFL are not the only leagues with expiring labor agreements.
Kurt Badenhausen, Forbes Staff
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The Cardinals first baseman is climbing the ladder of baseball immortals.
Kurt Badenhausen, Forbes Staff
What kind of impact could a lockout have on the league?
At the very first race Randy Bernard attended, the Sao Paulo 300 in March, 2010, Mario Moraes’ car ended up right on top of Marco Andretti’s, and Andretti luckily escaped without injury. read »
Deep within co-working space General Assembly, past the front desk, the toilet and the classroom, you think you'd find a store-room. While I'm sure at some point you would, taking your third right leads into a compound of computers, booths and desks. This is where you'll find SeatGeek, what co-founder Russ D'Souza describes as a free "Kayak for tickets." read »
Tom Watson is one of the most popular golfers to ever play the game. The Missouri-born Watson always had a bit of that Huck Finn/Richie Cunningham aw-shucks demeanor about him, especially when he grinned to acknowledge the crowds. And, oh yeah, he was--and still is, at age 61--a helluva golfer. read »
Charles Darwin may have been talking about evolution when he said, "It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change." Regardless, I think we can learn a lot as supply chain practitioners from this famous statement. To survive and thrive in today’s global supply chain the winners will be the ones most responsive to change. read »
The folks at DirecTV think they've found the formula for revamping the regional sports network. The first test comes in three baseball markets this week. The company, which has continued to air its baseball games in Denver, Seattle and Pittsburgh as FSN (Fox Sports Net) even after splitting from News Corp. three years ago, is rebranding those three regionals as Root Sports. The plan: to extend the ever-increasing interactive experience of the ballpark to the telecast, through more moving cameras,[...] read »
The lady behind the counter at my local deli is a huge Yankee fan, the kind who recites stats and picks up on sudden hitches in players' swings as quickly as anyone. She goes to opening day at Yankee Stadium every year, always by car. But she changed her plans this year. read »
Stanley Bogdan--perhaps the finest reelmaker the world of fly-fishing has ever known--passed away last night at the age of 92. I wrote about Stan and his reels in the 4/13/09 issue of Forbes, as part of a cover package about consumer items that would always be recession-proof. His reels were true functional art. read »
I work in an industry that is addicted to acronyms. Although acronyms get in the way of clear communication, even my best marketers have the urge to turn every project, every product, and every position into an acronym. We used to have an internal portal page that explained popular acronyms but the authors stopped updating the page a few years ago when it became a full-time job. It was TMW. read »
