Monthly Archives: April 2009

Submitted by: Matthew Eves For the past two quarters the auto industry has been making the front page of the Wall Street Journal with bad news. The big three have been sinking and it still is unclear who will make … Continue reading →

Submitted by: Jimmy Spann I thought that this article was pretty interesting. Just some food for thought. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30229507// It basically gives a different look at global manufacturing compared to what I have been reading about through all of our Chindia … Continue reading →

Submitted by: Andrew Welborn I am excited as we travel to two very different countries to compare the many cultural differences. I thought a quick comparison of transit systems would be in order, as we will have the chance to … Continue reading →

Submitted by: Matthew Neal With the overturning of the stem cell laws on Tuesday there is likely to be a renewed debate over the ethics and viability of embryonic stem cell research. Obama was smart in how he dealt with … Continue reading →

Submitted by: Xiaofei Song Last time when I visited home in Beijing, the most topics my friend talked about is “Shan Zhai”. After come back to the states, I did some research on it and found that it is very … Continue reading →

Submitted by: Scotty Hayes For the many of us who do not have a job waiting for us upon graduation, unemployment is less than four months away. To me that is a very scary thought. I have held a job … Continue reading →

Submitted by: Logan Travis It seems like eons have passed since school began. Each of us has crammed our brains nearly full of business wisdom and is probably suffering from massive headaches. With so much knowledge, how many remember Lonnie … Continue reading →

Submitted by: Mark Wegemer Ever since I was old enough to eat, I was a picky eater. I would pick out every single tomato, every single mushroom, or every single thing that did not even look kosher. Recently, within the … Continue reading →

Submitted by: Eric White Dan’s post over at China Law Blog You Saw Me Do What? Privacy In China. is a very enlightening post about the lack of privacy and information security upon entering China. Dan and the articles he … Continue reading →