Interesting question from Mark Cuban .
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Hooray, Charlottesville is Number 11
I can’t tell whether Forbes means “Charlottesville (City of)” or “Charlottesville/Albemarle” … Either way, we’re number 11 in the “Best Small Places for Business and Careers”
Growth and Development
This is why I read Dean Bruner’s blog (the Dean of UVA’s Darden School) : Of course, we shouldn’t blame the media, for growth is yesterday’s news. … Thus, even here at the depths of a recession, business practitioners (and even government officials) should study the attributes of growing companies and markets—and especially the attributes of those leaders who take enterprises through exceptional periods of growth. …
I’ll Take My Black-and-White View of Honor any Day
A study of cheating among graduate students, published in 2006 in the journal Academy of Management Learning & Education, found that 56 percent of all M.B.A. students cheated regularly — more than in any other discipline. The authors attributed that to “perceived peer behavior†— in other words, students believed everyone else was doing it.
Imagine the Possibilities for Real Estate
Drive by a house, and a tour of the home pops up on your windshield, as do the most recent sales, building permits, survey information – all of the pertinent information about a property that you know you need to know, and also what you don’t know you need to know … much of what was described in this recent post – and more.
Speaking about Entrepreneurship and Encouraging Buyers’ Due Diligence
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Learning About Short Sales
Our local Realtor Association is holding a lunch tomorrow on short sales , which are becoming more and more of an issue in the Charlottesville market. … 2) This will be yet another confirmation that it is clearly easier to complain about short sales (and anything else, really) rather than learn how to deal with them.