In our journey through the captivating world of guerrilla marketing, we’ve seen some interesting sights. The birth of the concept, its evolution, the big corporations that play the guerrilla game, the viral nature of some campaigns, and gmarketing for social causes have all caught our attention as we stroll along Advertising Street. [

More importantly, I can't really get behind the cause (making money for corporations). No debt, FWIW.

Unfortunately this is probably the opinion of many cash heavy snow birds who put money into big corporations and leave the smaller businesses to crumble....

I guess it would have raised many billions of dollars in the short term, but the real reason was to get even with the evil oil companies. Let’s take their money. But take it from who? Who pays taxes? Can corporations pay taxes?...

Most entrepreneurs form corporations and sell shares to raise money. They are regulated by both the Federal Securities and Exchange Commission and by their investment funds While the regulations are extensive, they are designed to help the process. For example, some stock offerings can be exempt fro ...

Despite the controversy reflected in press reports, the biofuels industry is not going away and is not the root of all food price increases. In demonstration of the future of the industry, two significant biofuels development projects were announced by major corporations. First, DuPont and Danish gr ...

Research Projects Our goal is to accelerate innovation processes and new technology adoption in corporations and governments ... designed to improve the investment climate and to encourage private sector development in distressed

way that corporations work by focusing on the goal of creating joy, happiness and meaningful experiences instead of money," said False Profit member Stephen Trichter.

Time warner earning reports Time warner is spinning off their cable department. Cool - not what annoys me. What bothers me is when they act like the company is in all sorts of trouble, only to find out it is still highly profitable. I am so sick and tired of hearing about corporations that are "in t ...