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An Insider's Scathing Look at E-commerce Excesses After being jeered by dot-commers in the Internet heyday, old-economy manager Brian Ross has written a book titled When the Caffeine Wears Off: De-Hyping the New Economy, in which he cheerfully kicks 'em while they're down... |
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Make Your Mark Want to break into a market overrun with competitors? No matter how crowded the field, you can still come out in front. |
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Shabby Day at Ross Ross provider name-brand merchandise at cut-rate prices, disclosed a disappointing outlook, giving investors reason to bid the stock down today. |
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Wild Thing Twice an entrepreneur, Michael Ross has found a few hobbies to take his mind off the 60-hour workweeks: swimming, reading, and helping elk mate. |
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Foolish Forecast: What's in Store for Ross? The only way for Ross to hit its numbers is if the stock buyback program it announced last quarter was implemented aggressively in fourth-quarter 2005, magnifying the firm's profits growth by dividing those profits among fewer shares outstanding. |
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Breath of Fresh Air How do you sell buyers on an invention that creates a new product category? |
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Ross Stores: Still a Bargain? Ross gains traction on margins, which could mean more gains for investors. |
Fast Company
November 2002
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Ivy Ross Is Not Playing Around For years, Mattel has worked to grow beyond Barbie. One strategy was growth through acquisition. Ivy Ross's strategy is to inspire innovation -- to reinvent how the world's number-one toy company designs its toys. |
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iTunes Climbs the Charts Apple's music store makes the third quarter's top 10 music retailers. Surprised? Its investors aren't. |
IEEE Spectrum
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The Firefox Kid Blake Ross helped make Firefox one of the biggest open-source success stories ever. Just wait until you see what he's up to now. |
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Do Retailers Finally Get It? Traditional retailers have stopped fearing the Internet and are finally utilizing it appropriately. |
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Discounting Ross After making decent progress in the first half of the year, the retailer pulls back on estimates. Investors wold be better served searching for discounts elsewhere. |
