Planned obsolescence may be the corporate world’s dirty little secret. Take light bulbs, for instance, which I seem to buy

Verbs become nouns, and nouns can give rise to yet other nouns. It’s not exactly dog-eat-dog, but you’ve got to

Earlier this year, I came to the realisation that the business services I offer fall within the niche known as

I was quite pleased with this little bit culinary ingenuity, if I say so myself. It’s entirely possible that someone

“We are not thinking machines,” claims neurology professor Richard Restak, “We are feeling machines who think.” This statement implies that

In the old, paper-based days, the most important sources of Thoroughbred information were the Stud Book and the Racing Calendar.

Being in the marketing and sales arena myself, I find it intriguing how companies address the issue of getting their