Matt Kemp landed the massive 160 Miillion dollar deal with the almost bankrupt Dodgers last year. This year he covers Forbes and in the latest issue of Forbes, Kemp’s featured article breaks down the play-by-play of Matt’s success: “…So marquee players, the kind that a team can use to market itself, suddenly […]
It was six years ago, on March 21st 2006 when Twitter founder, Jack Dorsey posted the very first tweet on his newly launched media network writing “Just setting up my Twttr” it first started as just a sketch on lined paper. Since it’s launch it has grown exponentially to the […]
Disney corp. has stepped forward to acknowledge the fact their new new epic motion picture “John Carter” is now an official flop. Estimating it will cost the production company an estimated $200 million dollars. With an estimated budget of $250 million budget and $100 million in marketing is probably undershooting the […]
It was early 2006 when Adidas acquired shoe giant Reebok for 3.8 billion dollars. Adidas hoping to get out of a three year fiscal decline, did the unthinkable by refocusing Reebok on its 1980s market strength — selling aerobic shoes to women — Adidas managed to turn the brand around. […]
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