Post Tagged with: "Technology"
Nonlinear Thinking: Drone Flight-Assembled High Rise Construction
Imagine if/when this becomes scalable. Another potential example of the structural change taking place in the labor force
Chart of the Day: Post-Bubble Performance Comps of U.S. Financials and Techs
The guys over at Bespoke put out a great piece yesterday comparing the post-bubble performance of U.S. financials after the February 2007 top and the technology sector after the dot.com peak in March 2000.
More News Links: Verizon’s Netflix Bid, Google’s Siri, and Mobile driving ban
More News Links for 13 December 2011 including a report of Verizon chasing Netflix, Google building a siri competitor and a potential mobile driving ban
News Links: Hendry’s ‘China short’ fund makes big returns as China Stocks Drop to 2-Year Low
Financial news links on China, technology companies, the eurozone debt crisis and more
News Links: Growth Is Not an Easy Solution for Europe’s Woes
News links for 11 Dec 2011 on European growth, the sovereign debt crisis, Technology IPOs and patents, US elections and more
News Links: Ron Paul Only GOP Hopeful with Positive Twitter Following
News links for 10 December 2011 on US politics, fracking, venture capital and technology
Nonlinear Thinking: Drone Valet Parking Attendents
If this doesn’t convince you we’re on the elbow of the technology exponential curve, nothing will. Stay tuned, it’s going to be interesting next 20 years!
News Links: Draghi – If fiscal policy becomes hawkish, monetary policy will be dovish
News links from 2 December 2011 include links on the European sovereign debt crisis, the UK economy, the latest on mortgages and technology as well as other stories.
Video: Walt Mossberg Reviews iTunes Match
Apple has introduced a ‘music locker’ service which does away with the need to upload most of your music. I have tried it out in addition to Amazon and Google’s competing services and I like it, especially the part about not having to upload my collection. Google’s uploader is particularly annoying and CPU intensive, so
Steve Jobs circa 1985 at NeXT startup
Here’s Steve Jobs from the start-up phase at NeXT after he had been forced out of Apple in 1985. In this video, he is very much the passionate visionary we knew him to be in his second stint at apple, and with less bluster and more of a collaborative flair
News Links: BofA Clash With Fannie Mae Escalates Over Loan Buyback Stance
BofA Clash With Fannie Mae Escalates Over Loan Buyback Stance – Bloomberg Bank of America Corp. (BAC) told Fannie Mae it refuses to cooperate with the U.S. mortgage firm’s new stance on loan buybacks, setting the lender up for a potential surge in claims and penalties. EU’s Barnier: Tougher rules must precede euro bonds |