The red carpet is being rolled up and the stars are hanging up their dresses and ties. What else got hung up this week? Well for one, the Sprint - MetroPCS deal. Looks like the pursuit of another platform to help boost their 4G bandwidth is still ongoing.
Warren Buffett reassured shareholders that Berkshire Hathaway will be in good hands - but hasn't quite said who's. In a New York Times article article, Buffett also makes it clear: he is not leaving just yet. The article shows how open and honest Buffett is. At one point, he even admits his being wrong about the housing market turn-around. Mr. Buffett uses this interview to show that he still calm, cool, collected - and capable of continuing to run Berkshire Hathaway.
Amidst the heavy press of the Facebook IPO, fashion designer Kenneth Cole is shaking things up. While the world of finance has been focused on Mark Zuckerberg and the billions of dollars that the IPO would produce, Cole says that he wants take his clothing line private. “Recent market challenges have created a sharply competitive landscape, and I believe it is now more important than ever to embrace a more entrepreneurial perspective,” Mr. Cole wrote in a letter to the company’s board on Friday. If you're thinking about selling your business or would like to know how much it's worth, please contact Plethora Businesses by calling 714-255-8862 or emailing Rachel@PlethoraBusinesses.com
Throughout all the company enterprise development, I've been examining each strategy to find the best ways to increase business.
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Would you like to share some of the strategies? Which one do you think is the most successful?
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