(Concluded from Part 1.) Sometimes even failing in the chase paid off. Dealmaker Samuel J. Heyman “never bagged his prey, but he pulled down about $500 million in profits from his investments,” reported Business Week. We would be “hard put to find a dealmaker whose instincts were so beautifully in sync with the quick-buck mentality” […]
Killing for Market Share: The Old Paradigm in Business – Part 1/2
As financial wayshowers, one of our tendencies is to look to see how people did business in the past and then to borrow from them. But we have to consider that those who went before succumbed to some pretty shallow and often corrupt business practices and have very little in the way of philosophy to […]