Looking at the Economy from Recessions
Historically, recessions have lasted anywhere from two months to several years.
The average duration depends on
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The World of Hot Wheels Collectors
Many forms of antiques, ranging from toys to technologies, were kept to this day, including
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Pantone and the Big Business Of Inventing New Colors
Color can now be considered intellectual property as Adobe has removed
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What do FTX and Monopoly Have in Common?
Monopoly represented a purer, safer time. With modern macroeconomics subject to giant Ponzi schemes, real people lose out on their life savings. \”Some employees really trusted in FTX…they put their
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Den Fujita: How McDonald’s Japan Became a Reality
Fujita was a unique CEO, relentlessly promoting McDonald’s on television by using unusual ways to convince watchers to eat at his restaurants. His advertisements were purposefully ridiculous and comedic to attract
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Big Mouth Billy Bass: The Big Catch
Made up of rubber latex and relatively simple, but revolutionary machinery, it was known for its silly antics, flopping around, bending its neck, and lip-syncing to Al Green\’s
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The Christmas Miracle: Why We Have Christmas Trees
Ah, Christmas. It is an unforgettable seasonal holiday celebrated annually on the 25th of December. Merchandise in red and green, Christmas carols, family gatherings, and cheery decorations are the staples of the holiday season. However, these symbols cannot outshine the iconic Christmas tree and its ornaments. The Christmas tree has become iconic because of its
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Turo: How a Car Rental Company Drives Forward
The rental car industry has suffered a dramatic inadequacy: not enough cars to rent. The global shortage of chips combined with the huge dip in tourism demand during the COVID-19 outbreak resulted in a deflated fleet of automobiles for anyone to rent. With more than 770,000 cars in total sold off to stay afloat, many
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The Economics of CubeSats
The global space launch services market size was valued at $9.88 billion in 2019 and is projected to reach $32.41 billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 15.7% from 2020 to 2027 (Allied Market Research, 2020).
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How to Build a Billion Dollar Company and Give it Away — Yvon Chouinard & Patagonia
From a blacksmith mountaineer to a CEO of companies saved from bankruptcy by its own their own employees, Yvon Chouinard is a case study in how to create a start
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