Monday, June 27, 2016
The Rideshare Uprising Around The World
The Rideshare Uprising Around The World
Two Startups Win Big At Silicon Dragon Pitch In NY And Go To Beijing Next
Two US startups, Panda Corner and Biocellection, won the Silicon Dragon pitch contest in NYC, and are soon going to Beijing to compete internationally.
Sunday, June 26, 2016
Saudi Arabia Is Changing Its Tone In The Oil Market
Saudi Arabia is talking the oil market up lately. That's a big change from a few months when it was talking the market down. In fact, Saudi Arabia has been doing much more than talking the oil market up -- it has been hiking oil prices. It was back in February when
Middle Market M&A: What Brexit Might Mean For US Buyers Of UK Companies
Pundits have commented about how Brexit might affect the universe. However, Brexit might present a generational opportunity to acquire UK-based businesses on very favorable terms.
Saturday, June 25, 2016
Young Talent Feeding Silicon Dragon Startups Takes The Stage And Wows
Judging from the 19 entrepreneurs who pitched at the Silicon Dragon contest in NYC June 23, the world is in for some major shakeups in how traditional business is done. It's an impressive group of next-gen pros who are powering startups today and for tomorrow in the world's leading venture and tech markets - the US and China.
Why Data-Centricity Is Vital for Marketing Organizations
The marketing industry relies heavily on data returned from analytical reports following both direct and indirect approaches to marketing. Using data-centricity develops a customer-centric marketing strategy that can boost company revenues, increase brand reputation and increase industry dominance. It also creates a pathway for chief marketing officers (CMOs) to redirect their marketing strategies for the best interest of the brand's goals and broadened improvements to positive consumer reactions.
Wednesday, June 22, 2016
Review: Artsy But Obvious, 'The Neon Demon' Is A Shallow Beauty
Amazon Studios has high hopes for The Neon Demon, but it may be too weird.
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