Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “finance”
In the quest to maximize returns to shareholders executive doctrine shifted from stakeholders to shareholders. In “How Shareholders are Ruining American Business”, The Atlantic’s, Justin Fox, calls out shareholder value ideology.
Fast start questions for anyone who is a shareholder or stakeholder.
Fast Start conversation: Big companies can spread fixed costs across a larger base. Big company capability to spread costs means better shareholder, …
A business case usually relies on numbers. Numbers to justify the investment, numbers to project the return on investment, and numbers …
The United States as a for-profit corporation.
Mary Meeker takes an investor relation’s view of a letter to USA Inc. shareholders and presents how investors might position the United States of America as a corporation.
What position will you take going short, going long, or more likely: what’s going on?
We make models to get an idea, on a small-scale, of what might happen on a large-scale. Models help identify risk and …
Today in Human Resource Executive Online I eagerly read a post titled Is Business a Foreign Language for HR? Anyone who has …
Every person connected to your organization is in sales and marketing. Each interaction anyone connected to your company, your government agency, …
Every business function is subordinated to either: sales, finance, or human resources. How can HR possibly have any impact when business is all about sales, brining in the money and finance making the best use of the money?
First in a series of investigations [more like a cold case, see update below] around the music industry record business death …