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Help Roadside MBA Plan Its South American Tour

February 4, 2016 Filed Under: Utah Economist Blog

The Roadside MBA team needs your help! We are headed to Chile, Argentina, and Uruguay in late March. If you have contacts there who could help introduce us to growing small businesses, we’d love to hear from you!

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For years, Western companies have sought an alternative to China to manufacture goods—a shift dubbed “China plus one.” Increasingly, the strategy looks more like China plus many. on.wsj.com/3qrhHhI

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PublicSq, an online marketplace, is home to 40,000 ﬁrms devoted to freedom, the family unit and the American constitution. Its CEOs, sellers and most avid customers dream of a parallel economy where conservatives need never buy from liberals econ.st/3oFL53x

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Today the company holds over 80% of the market in specialist AI chips. But the juicier the ﬁrm’s prospects, the more competitors it will attract econ.st/3N9PsNL

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Watch: T.J. Maxx and Marshall’s parent company TJX made almost $50 billion last year – more than Nordstrom and Macy’s combined. WSJ explains how. on.wsj.com/3qqomsu

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Ben Dowsett

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Yeah TBH, Quin is one of the main examples I was thinking of. Incredible systems coach. Incredible development coach. But those Jazz teams played ONE way and had no idea what to do when a good team countered it. It was always his biggest weakness. twitter.com/Matt9204/statu…

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Alec MacGillis

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"To understand why grocery prices are way up, we need to look past the headlines about inflation and reconsider long-held ideas about the benefits of corporate bigness." Such an important piece by @stacyfmitchell: nytimes.com/2023/05/29/opi…

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The commercial logic for splitting up the big four is only getting stronger econ.st/3IOQ1d7

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“We didn’t get into this mud hole because everything was going great." Inside Intel's efforts to turn itself around. on.wsj.com/43dQe1B

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Need more friends at work? Your bosses think so on.wsj.com/3MHNhiK

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First-time scalpers and short sellers of tickets for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour are creating a frenzy in the resale market on.wsj.com/3BXSEpc

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