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Friday, August 1, 2014
Company Resilience and Game Technology: Scenario Planning 2.0
Marc Groz is an independent inventor and author of Forbes® Guide to the Markets. He has lectured worldwide on his inventions, whose applications include risk measurement and mitigation, cyber resilience, and economic development.
Pence's Playbook Nets Over 100,000 Jobs In Indiana
There are some true leaders in the Heartland Tax Revolution, and their leadership creates high-impact results. Case in point: Indiana. Governor Mike Pence’s commitment to boosting his state’s economy is already paying dividends. A firm supporter of tax reform, Governor Pence signed into law a package of tax cuts that gave Indiana one of the nation’s lowest corporate tax rates. The law goes into effect in the latter half of 2015, and by the time the cut is fully phased in (in 2021), Indiana will boast the second-lowest corporate tax in the nation.
IBM Smarter PlanetVoice: What's The Best Cloud For Companies? Try Hybrid
By Lance Crosby, CEO and President, SoftLayer, an IBM Company
A Century Later, The New York Times Rejects The Anti-Marijuana Propaganda It Peddled
According to a recent poll by the Pew Research Center, 54 percent of American adults support marijuana legalization. That’s around 130 million people. It turns out that some of them are members of the New York Times editorial board, which on Sunday declared that “the federal government should repeal the ban on marijuana.”
Gongshow Gear Finds Niche As 'Lifestyle Street Brand' For Hockey Community
When a niche gap exists in the marketplace, the entrepreneurial spirit sometimes takes hold of certain individuals to create something out of nothing. Through trial-and-error, bootstrapping initiatives and strategic decisions, that risk may not only turn into a profitable business, but also, a recognizable brand.
Box Office: 'Guardians Of The Galaxy' Earns $11.2M Thursday
Marvel and Walt Disney’s Guardians of the Galaxy exploded out of the gate on Thursday, with $11.2 million, besting the likes of Amazing Spider-Man 2 ($8.7m), Transformers: Age of Extinction ($8.8m), Godzilla ($9.3m), and Captain America: The Winter Soldier ($10.2m) to snag the year’s best Thursday debut.