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How to Create Breakthrough Success without Burnout: Interview with Rachelle Stone

Consulting Matters

I’d been in the Hospitality, Meetings and Conventions industry for 28 years, and I helped several companies build and develop their corporate divisions, and then I did it for myself building my own company and then working for angel investors flipping underperforming businesses in meetings and conventions and hospitality.

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FTI Consulting Interviews and Culture

Management Consulted

Intellectual property. Intellectual Property. Intellectual Property. Telecom, Media & Technology (TMT) Transportation. Promotions are dependent on how quickly you meet functional competencies and skill requirements set out for you by the powers that be. Litigation technology. Public Policy.

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Investors Today Prefer Companies with Fewer Physical Assets

Harvard Business

In the lower left are builders, which include industries such as utilities, energy, transportation, and retail. Tesla is one such contender, although it seems likely that the value of its new ideas and intellectual property will need to offset its massive investments in physical assets ($5 billion in battery technologies alone).

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Clean Energy Transition: Business Risks and Opportunities

Tom Spencer

Assuming energy can be produced via clean methods and transported to its intended destination, there will be one other key bottleneck to overcome: electricity storage. According to McKinsey, final energy demand will double by 2050, with growth in demand coming primarily from buildings, transportation, and industry. Waste Removal.

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Why the WTO Should Constrain the Power of China’s State-Owned Enterprises

Harvard Business

Trade ministers of the World Trade Organization (WTO) will meet December 11-13 in Buenos Aires for their eleventh conference to review progress and set the agenda for global trade negotiations. solar-panel startups. This means government contracts go to the lowest bidder without discrimination in favor of domestic companies. firms will not.

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How More Regulation for U.S. Tech Could Backfire

Harvard Business

They all pay taxes, report their finances, disclose significant shareholders, and comply with the full range of employment, health and safety, advertising, intellectual property, consumer protection and anti-competition laws, to name just a few.

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Tariffs Are the Wrong Way to Fight Unfair Trade Practices

Harvard Business

retaliation against China — for its theft of intellectual property and forced technology transfers, frequently by SOEs — underscores the need to restrict those enterprises. trade representative Bob Lighthizer said at the meeting that he was open to working on U.S. Given that only 2% of U.S.