In business jargon, it seems like round has come back around. We’re hearing a resurgence of the defense-minded phrase “circling the wagons,” as well as the extremely slippery phrase “circle back,” which changes its meaning comp…
Popular investing site The Motley Fool has patented a system it believes can predict stock performance. Called Motley Fool CAPS, it taps the collective brainpower of more than 170,000 investors. Based on its performance over th…
Once a clearly defined term that meant “to use force to compel or control a physical thing,” drive has become one of the most insidious and overused buzzwords in the business lexicon. What’s being driven now is often intangib…