HEADLINES

REPORTS SHOW AL-QAEDA AND THE TALIBAN MAY HAVE BEEN WORKING TOGETHER ALL THIS TIME Washington, D.C. – Most of the time, war is propagated on opinions and vague facts. Usually those facts are vetted, studied and analyzed and allow for the best decision to be made, whether to wage or to stand back. Sometimes those facts go wrong. AS KODAK GOES UNDER, EXPERTS RAISE CONCERNS ABOUT NUCLEAR WEAPONS STOCKPILE Rochester, NY – There was a time when if you wanted to take a picture, you probably took it with a Kodak camera. You probably also used Kodak film. For a time, that time, Kodak was photography, responsible for generations of memories.     RUPERT MURDOCH ADMITS COVER UP OF HACKING WAS POORLY EXECUTED London, U.K. – It has to be a humbling thing for Rupert Murdoch who was been powerful for so long to have to sit in front of lawmakers and admit his failings. At 81-years old and with a billion dollar empire, it would seem that Murdoch was one of the untouchables who would gradually ease into his old age, but for the last year he has been consumed by scandal.

BIN LADEN CONSIDERED AL-QAEDA NAME CHANGE BEFORE MARINES SHOT HIM IN THE HEAD Washington, D.C. – Branding is what makes things work in the modern world. Synergy between identity and products is the goal all companies strive for and very few accomplish. Apple is probably the best example of such an idea, a company which has created a brand that sells products on its name alone.   U.S. DOESN’T KNOW IF AL QAEDA IS DEFEATED, EVER WILL BE, OR IF THEY EVEN CARE ANYMORE Washington, D.C. – When Osama bin Laden was killed in his compound a year ago there is no doubt it was a great symbolic victory for the United States. It was a vindication of sorts, an act of revenge, and a very satisfying to just about everyone in the country and to millions across the world who felt sympathetically towards the U.S. and attacks against them.   BERKSHIRE AND WARREN BUFFETT PRETTY SATISFED WITH DOUBLED PROFITS New York, NY – Very few have done what anyone would term as well in recent years, especially in the United States. While some companies have seen some growth since the economic meltdown in 2008, those success stories have been few and far between. Most companies have, all in all, done very poorly.

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