Jeff Bezos
An 8-minute video of Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon.com, that will give you some insight into his personality and way of thinking. He shares some of what he’s learned as an entrepreneur, as well as some of the mistakes he’s made.
An 8-minute video of Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon.com, that will give you some insight into his personality and way of thinking. He shares some of what he’s learned as an entrepreneur, as well as some of the mistakes he’s made.
Yesterday night I was digging in my feed reader when these Heinz ketchup ads popped in front of my eyes, bringing 2 things forward in my mind, an issue i blogged about earlier here.
It is about the Heinz canned tuna business, it was in 2006 that Heinz decided to sell its European seafood unit to the merchant banking arm of Lehman Bros. And I am sure most of you knows what happened earlier to Lehman.
Surely I need to dig further to see where this deal ended up.
Basically the issue I wanted to bring up is their canned tuna business mainly on the Egyptian market, where for more than 2 years now, their brand was copied in a very professional way, in my previous post I have mentioned this but I did not indicate who is doing this.
And i don’t mean about the producer who really don’t care the label they producing specially in Thailand, the main canned tuna source in the world, but I am mean the importer of this brand.
Believe it or not, it is the same company that was importing the Heinz canned tuna brand that made the second brand and what is funny that they did not even bother changing the background picture, just a small difference on the logo design, also keeping the same color trend.
Definitely this is not real ethical business move, specially that we have similar issue in our company where our canned tuna is also copied in 2 different ways, the first was 100% same label, same brand, the second was same label with a small one letter brand difference, from Siblou to Sibloun. (I will post the fake labels next week)
On the other hand, for those who are interested in supply of quality branded canned tuna or under their private label, please visit our factory website at www.abad-cfood.com and feel free to email us any quotation request.
Some people might say I am stupid buying stock of a company in trouble such as Ford [[F]], I am not an American citizen and I drive a German made car, while being a swing trader, it is hip taking risks from time to time and pushing the adrenaline high.
ProLogis (NYSE: PLD) is the world’s largest owner, manager and developer of industrial distribution facilities. The company operates in 118 markets across North America, Asia and Europe, with more than 500,000,000 square feet (46,000,000 m2) owned, managed or under development. Its customer base includes manufacturers, retailers, distributors, transportation companies, third-party logistics providers and other companies with large-scale distribution needs.
ProLogis’ Common Shares are publicly held and are traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol “PLD.” The company operates as a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) for federal tax purposes and pays regular quarterly distributions to shareholders. In 2003, ProLogis was added to the S&P 500.
My story with Prologis stock is like all others stocks traders, after you sell and lose money, the symbol starts picking up high, so high … !!! the below chart is my real example.
On our way back to the hotel from the Sial Exhibition and while spending endless hours “inside” the “Parisian” traffic, I have discovered with my colleagues the latest condom price on the french market today.
A funny condoms brand called Be Love is promoting its product that is sold for 0,20 Euro.