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What Steve Jobs would tell Mark Zuckerberg

BY  Adam Hartung 
Facebook has not grown revenues commensurate with user growth, and people are screaming that despite its widespread use Facebook doesn't know how to "monetize" its base into revenues and profits.

Facebook has not grown revenues commensurate with user growth, and people are screaming that despite its widespread use Facebook doesn't know how to "monetize" its base into revenues and profits.

   

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All CEOs should be an outside director for one company

BY  Brad Feld 
One of the things I always suggest to CEOs is that they be an outside director for one company that is not their own.

One of the things I always suggest to CEOs is that they be an outside director for one company that is not their own.

   

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In defence of Indian private equity, well almost!

BY  Shrija Agrawal 
More than the PE story itself, it is the hypothesis that anyone and everyone can make money in a benign market that has failed.

More than the PE story itself, it is the hypothesis that anyone and everyone can make money in a benign market that has failed.

   

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Earnings surprises, price reaction and value

BY  Aswath Damodaran 
For widely followed companies like Apple, the obsession with what the next earnings report will deliver overwhelms any sensible assessment of what it means for the company.

For widely followed companies like Apple, the obsession with what the next earnings report will deliver overwhelms any sensible assessment of what it means for the company.

   

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Apple vs Google: vertical integration vs crowd-sourcing

BY  Dhiraj Kacker 
Apple is the epitome of vertical integration owning the end to end supply-chain including the consumer touch point and Google is the epitome of crowd-sourced development: throwing stuff on the walls and letting users vote with their time & money on what sticks and what does not.

Apple is the epitome of vertical integration owning the end to end supply-chain including the consumer touch point and Google is the epitome of crowd-sourced development: throwing stuff on the walls and letting users vote with their time & money on what sticks and what does not.

   

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Don't buy Yahoo - at least not yet

BY  Adam Hartung 
Yahoo must meet emerging, unmet needs in new ways with new, innovative solutions that it can ride to success.

Yahoo must meet emerging, unmet needs in new ways with new, innovative solutions that it can ride to success.

   

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Buffett ratio tells us India is currently a great long-term buy; Do PE firms agree?

BY  Vivek Sinha 
Even as both could be clubbed as long-term investors, what works for Warren Buffett may or may not work for PE firms.

Even as both could be clubbed as long-term investors, what works for Warren Buffett may or may not work for PE firms.

   

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Why cost cutting never works!

BY  Adam Hartung 
All reorganisations and cost reductions point to leadership's failure to create growth.

All reorganisations and cost reductions point to leadership's failure to create growth.

   

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With $60B in cash, Microsoft is set to blow up its business

BY  Martin D. Wolf 
Don't be fooled. Microsoft's entrance into the tablet market shows nothing less than a willingness to overhaul its business model.

Don't be fooled. Microsoft's entrance into the tablet market shows nothing less than a willingness to overhaul its business model.

   

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Inking the dotted line for early stage ventures

BY  Anil Joshi  
The prospects of hockey-stick growth and substantial profits in a few years make early stage ventures attractive investments.

The prospects of hockey-stick growth and substantial profits in a few years make early stage ventures attractive investments.

   

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