Usually one would assume the more people you have running a business the more efficient it would be. That sounds right on paper as theoretically you have more manpower to get things done faster right? With that thought, I was reading how some fairly large companies have been downsizing recently where the economy is slowing
Tomorrow is supposed to be Amazon Prime day where people who are subscribed to the service an expect some sales as if it was Black Friday. What got me thinking is it seems like the sale has pretty much become a tradition of sort already as if it was any other holiday or event. For
I was reading all the news recently how people in Sri Lanka there has been in massive protest over government management as the area is pretty much out of money. It would seem that people literally took over all the government buildings by force. From reading some details it was interesting to read how apparently
With all the news recently of the Rogers network going down in Canada recently so many people were quick to try and find a different carrier to switch to permanently. That’s what got me thinking where I didn’t see a flood of say Internet and phone companies jumping at the opportunity to acquire all these
While recently there was a lot of news of one of the largest telecommunications company in Canada buying Shaw services and the legal challenges where they wouldn’t be able to keep Freedom mobile, today was sure an interesting one where the whole Rogers network appeared to have gone down nationwide. That meant no cell phone
This has got to be one of the oddest things I have ever seen from a business perspective that seems very anti consumer. A few months ago I experienced what was apparently a common issue with the Samsung Galaxy S20 series where the glass covering the camera lenses cracked. So at first I thought I