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Event Report: Metaio’s #InsideAR Conference Hails The Future Of An Always On, Always Augmented Reality

Event Report: Metaio’s #InsideAR Conference Hails The Future Of An Always On, Always Augmented Reality

By R "Ray" Wang on October 22, 2013

Digital Business Arrives In The Always On Always Augmented World On October 10th and 11th, 2013, over 800 attendees from more than 45 countries arrived at the Munich Olympic Park to share their passion and excitement about the latest augmented reality (AR) developments (see Figure 1).  Hosted by augmented reality pioneer Metaio, Inside AR 2013, […]

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Keynesian Porn

Keynesian Porn

By Jeff Nolan on May 27, 2010

Read this and thought “right on brother”. it ain’t exactly the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Every American who pays taxes is invested in your EV at this point. Self-righteousness gets you nowhere when the playing field ain’t level. Just sayin… [From Quote Of The Day: Don’t Make Me Pull This Oversubsidized Niche […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged cleantech, economy, EV, gm, gmac, Great Depression, Money supply, subsidies, Tax

Why is the Automotive Supply Chain Failing?

Why is the Automotive Supply Chain Failing?

By Jason Busch on January 15, 2010

The Detroit Free Press recently ran a story that captures the
two essential reasons why more automotive suppliers will fail in 2010,
despite a forecasted upswing in the market. According to the story, the fundamental challenges
are twofold: …

Posted in Business | Tagged Automotive industry, Chrysler, detroit, ford, General Motors, gm, supply risk, sypply chain, Tata

Hey That $30 Billion Loss is Really Good News

Hey That $30 Billion Loss is Really Good News

By Jeff Nolan on December 9, 2009

Here we have it, straight from Tim “Turbo Tax” Geithner’s staff:

“The real news is the projected loss came down to $30 billion from $44 billion,” Sperling said, noting that auto sales have improved ahead of what many analysts had forecast. The administration still holds out hope that if things improve, the administration could […]

Posted in Business | Tagged bailout, gm, treasury, uaw

Three Card Monty at GM

Three Card Monty at GM

By Jeff Nolan on November 17, 2009

I read this and shook my head in amazement at the limited financial acumen of reporters covering business.

General Motors, encouraged by its improving financial situation, could repay all of its $6.7 billion in loans from U.S. taxpayers by the end of next June, the company’s top executive said Monday.[From With $42B, GM moves […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged auto industry, bailout, bankruptcy, Canada, debt, detroit, GeneralMotors, gm, treasury, VEBA trust

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