Walmart Buys Vudu to Take Another Stab at Online Movie Distribution

On February 23, 2010

Toyota Competitors, Ask Not For Whom the Bell Tolls

Chrysler, Ford and GM may be smiling now at Toyota's discomfort, but they may not be smiling if and when Congress reacts to the Toyota debacle with new regulations for all automakers.
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On February 23, 2010

7 Habits of Less Successful Salespeople

What can you learn from others? Sometimes it's what to avoid doing. If you're making one of these seven sales mistakes, you could be costing yourself business.


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On February 23, 2010

5 Tips for Using Syndicated Content on Your Web Site

Using syndicated content on your Web site can be a great deal, especially if it's free. But of course, there's a catch. To maximize the benefits and minimize the risks of using syndicated content on your Web site, follow these


On February 23, 2010

No Hurry: The EPA’s Timeline for Greenhouse Gas Regulation

Since the Environmental Protection Agency first announced that it would seek to regulate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, various business groups and opponents of climate change science have whipped themselves into a frenzy over the EPA's supposed ability to paralyze the


On February 23, 2010

Uncle Sam Backs BrightSource’s Big Desert Solar Project

Provided BrightSource Energy can secure a few environmental clearances, the company now appears to have a clear path to building a massive solar plant in the deserts of southern California -- the first of its kind to be built on


On February 23, 2010

At the Airport, Passengers Say Smaller is Better

After reading the J.D. Power and Associates 2010 North America Airport Satisfaction Study, which said that overall satisfaction with airports rose slightly (about 2%) from 2008, I noticed that its 12,100 passengers surveyed rated medium (10 to 30 million passengers per year) and small


On February 23, 2010

The Argument for Dirt-Cheap E-Books

While books and other media get cheaper to create and distribute, big media companies want you to keep paying the premium prices you've always paid. As consumers, most of us disagree. Here's why expensive e-books are bad for everyone --