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…you heard me correctly – Toilette Paper. While Goldman Sachs is very adept at making money for it’s Check this out: http://www.google.com/press/pressrel/ipo.html It will show you that Goldman was one…
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…“Competitive Strategy” by Michael Porter. This is by far the best book ever written on how to determine the competitive position of a business. Next, I recommended he read Warren…
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