This week I addressed the issue of General Sales Agents (GSA). In general, the GSA is a very good idea. If you cannot afford your own staff, why not share with other companies just as yours? There are two major hurdles: 1. In many cases, the GSA is considered a “second class employee”, as they [...]
I don’t know if this is a specific German issue, but lately a lot of deals become public, where banks and analysts are found to misuse their power to increase the IPO-value of startups or systematic damaging of reputation and corporate value i.e. by publishing misleading information or cancelling given credits without cause, just to [...]
Taxes are not levied for the benefit of the taxed [L. Long] Richard Eastman lately forwarded a mail to me: What is a Billion. It started to trigger a thought. I started to discuss with friends. I got … frustrated. Having started with “a clean account” after World War II, Germany is now Third globally [...]
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