Here's a great anecdote: At one international call center, an agent was (after a time) discovered to be ending each customer call with the words "I love you." When his supervisor finally intervened and asked him for an explanation, he
It must be tough to be 34 and already see your children overshadow you. That's what's happened to "Dungeons & Dragons," the roleplaying game that for decades has drawn geeks to roll dice and pretend to be elves, sorcerers and
Sears, the store that pioneered America's mail-order business more than a century ago with its fabled catalog, is turning its Web site into a shopping gateway that could soon rival the legendary Big Book in sheer girth. In the past
This Stalking Stocks commentary video shows several candidates for break out or short sales for at least short term gains by buying the break or selling the break down on good volume and closing at least some on the first
The GMI is now 3 of 6 and the GMIR is 5 of 10. If Monday brings another down day, my indicators will turn bearish. For now, I wait for the changeI have made many mistakes in the past by...
As the relationship between logistics productivity and product innovation becomes more complex in an increasingly demanding landscape, consumer brands have been advised by industry leaders to re-evaluate the management of their internal and external supply chains in order to remain
USD/CAD's rebound from 1.0018 extends further to as high as 1.0247 last week. From a short term angle, initial bias is on the upside as long as 1.0132 minor support holds. Further rally could be seen to retest 1.0326 resistance.
USD/CHF continued to engage in choppy sideway trading inside established range of 0.9870 and 1.0249 last week. Outlook remains unchanged. As long as 0.9870 support holds, the corrective rise from 0.9634 could still extend further, with risk of testing 1.0352
AUD/USD's rise from 0.9031 extended further to as high as 0.9345 last week, meeting 100% projection of 0.8953 to 0.9252 from 0.9031 at 0.9330, but failed to sustained above. Subsequent retreat dragged 4 hours MACD below signal line and indicates
Cable's choppy fall from 2.0391 continued last week, diving to 1.9650 first, then rebounding to 1.9842 before weakening again. Nevertheless, prior break of 1.9730 support suggest that fall from 2.0391 has resumed. With rebound from there being limited by 4
EUR remains resilient and continues to build on its recovery off the 1.5342 low (mar 24'08) testing a high of 1.5913 before closing the week at 1.5812.The presence of an ascending triangle on the daily time frame remains suggestive of
USD/JPY's rebound from 95.77 was limited at 102.94, below mentioned key near term resistance zone of 103.59. Last week's fall and break of inner rising trend line support indicates that such rebound could have completed at 102.94 already. Though, strong
EUR/USD edged higher to 1.5913 new record high last week but failed to sustain above 1.59 level so far. As discussed before the structure of the rise from 1.5510 still look corrective for the moment and it could just be
CEP News) - The financial market turmoil is ongoing, but there is little indication that the crisis has had significant effects on the real economy, said newly appointed Bank of Japan Governor Masaaki Shirakawa on Friday following the G7 meetings
