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Aussie coffee entrepreneurs continue to spread
The Shifting Language of Strategy
Google Books Ngramming International Business terms
Measuring cities as economic powerhouses: MelbourneSydney
Starbucks serving wine is a good idea
Is Fortune looking in the wrong places for Trader Joe's secrets?
Re:The very quotable CK Prahalad on entrepreneurship, strategy researc...
on Friday August 13, 2010 @02:30AM (#1600229)
I love this quote onn the nature of entrepreneurship:
"Having aspirations greater than your resources. That’s universal. Whether you’re Sam Walton or Narayana Murthy [founder of Infosys Technologies Ltd.], if your aspirations are not greater than your resources, you’re not an entrepreneur. For large companies to be entrepreneurial, they have to create aspirations greater than their resources. You can call it 'strategy as stretch' or 'strategic intent'. "
The very quotable CK Prahalad on entrepreneurship, strategy research etc
Is Australia's slow Internet speed because of island status?
Building the Usain Bolt empire
Re:Could coffee be an Australian entrepreneurial success story?
on Thursday August 12, 2010 @10:37PM (#1599890)
Oh, that does look tasty...
Re:Could coffee be an Australian entrepreneurial success story?
on Thursday August 12, 2010 @10:35PM (#1599883)
But Italian migrants did continue to go to US right through to the late 60s (indeed most Aussie Italian families I know have a tale of a great uncle/aunt in Canada and a couple more somewhere on East coast of US or in Chicago)... I'm intrigued by the theory though...
Could coffee be an Australian entrepreneurial success story?
China to become a wine giant?
Can optometrists be made cool?
Re:Who'll follow The Gap to Australia?
on Wednesday July 14, 2010 @01:58AM (#1513765)
And it seems Zara is definitely on their way...see http://www.insideretailing.com.au/Latest/tabid/53/ID/8635/Za...
The perils of being a big firm - BP cops more than Anadarko
Re:Startups - Is all press good press?
on Wednesday July 07, 2010 @04:33AM (#1493697)
Given blog posts are pretty painless to correct (unlike hardcopy news stories which may require an embarassing retraction), I would think a very friendly request to "correct an unfortunate misunderstanding" would be worthwhile...
Is this the most global World Cup yet (in a business sense)?
Will the Westfield e-commerce portal work?
Re:Entrepreneurship from the beachside
on Wednesday June 09, 2010 @04:50AM (#1416558)
No, there is commentary and analysis beyond the content of the original interview (which is linked from the blog post also)...