by Robert Solomon | Sep 4, 2014 | Uncategorised |
When I graduated college in the early 1980s the accepted wisdom from investment greats such as Peter Lynch and Warren Buffett and business school courses, was that branded consumer goods were a great investment. Great brands were thought to build moats from...
by Robert Solomon | Aug 29, 2014 | B2B Software, E-invoicing, Electronic Payments
If you are building a two-sided commerce network or a supply chain finance company (and who isn’t doing the latter these days?), you will benefit from understanding the history and economics of the credit card and procurement-card (p-card) markets. You can learn...
by Robert Solomon | Aug 20, 2014 | Uncategorised, Valuation
I normally do not write about consumer Internet stocks, but the recent news that Alibaba invested in Kabam ( a game-maker) at a valuation of $1 billion and that Machine Zone (a top-grossing game on the Apple App store) is apparently raising money at a rumored $3...
by Robert Solomon | Aug 6, 2014 | B2B Software |
How can I make such a bold claim? I submit as evidence the following actual pictures of folks (or their colleagues) who have recently asked to link to me on LinkedIn: Forgive me, as I do not mean to be sexist (I am, after...
by Robert Solomon | Jul 18, 2014 | B2B Software, Construction, Property Management, Real Estate |
All good Dads read to their kids. I have a great Dad. My Dad taught me to read The Daily Racing Form–the bible of horse racing. If you are a nerd and/or like to bet, the Form is simply irresistible. Think of it as the original “Moneyball” database...
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