Two years ago I wrote that America's chief information officers had the worst C-level job.
Earlier I wrote that the most important number to watch was iPhone sales.
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The other week I wrote that delivering inspired customer interactions takes more than CRM.
To understand why I wrote that report, let me digress to give you some information about my background.
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In fact, back in December I wrote that I would never buy a tablet or a netbook.
And the movie is of course "A League Of Their Own, " which is what I wrote that for.
Last week I wrote that startups entrepreneurs should avoid non-tech angel investors.
In my previous article I wrote that adjusted for inflation, airline travel is cheaper in 2012 than in 1978.
In June, I wrote that the ruling had led to the dismissal of 75 pending class action cases.
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After Jobs' death last year I wrote that Apple would be fine.
On February 15 I wrote that Nokia had made a horrible CEO selection, and was a stock to avoid.
Last month, I wrote that At Current Prices Tobacco is a No-Go, and I want to repeat that sentiment today.
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At the height of the art market's last cyclical peak, 1988-89, I wrote that Van Gogh's "Irises" was a junk bond.
In my book, Prelude To Meltdown, which was written in 2007, I wrote that 2008 would see a crisis similar to 1929.
In 2007, I wrote that the rule would cause a banking crisis.
In the last issue I wrote that November's election was about America's role in the world, regarding terrorism, wars, immigration and economic globalization.
Another you-read-it-here-first: In January I wrote that Carly Fiorina would defy the odds, win the Hewlett-Packard-Compaq merger fight and go on to make it work.
Even on the day the deal was announced, I wrote that one extremely sceptical analyst told the CEO Leo Apotheker he was paying "a fantastic price".
Yesterday I wrote that the Dodgers were likely to be auctioned off by MLB because the team does not have the cash to meet payroll this month.
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"I wrote that letter, " Mr. Vahedi says with obvious pride.
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Several weeks back I wrote that Apple is likely to use the Authentec business it acquired in 2012 to differentiate its products from a security and mobile payment perspective.
Early in this introduction, I wrote that understanding the complex ethnic, religious, national, and racial makeup of Arab societies makes comprehensible much of the Middle East's seemingly impenetrable politics.
In June I wrote that should Pera not be able buy the Grizzlies from billionaire Michael Heisley a second group of buyers are interested in the team.
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Back in March of 2012, I wrote that as the race for skilled talent picks up in a competitive marketplace, weary workers might head for the door, if the employment picture improves.
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After I wrote that our boys drive my dumpy '92 Saab, parents emailed saying they felt they needed to provide their girls with cars that were less likely to break down on a dark street.
When Apple first released details about what is now called Apple TV, I wrote that it would create a DVR dilemma for the Cupertino company, one that it decided by bypassing DVR functionality (at least for now).
Two and a half years ago, in the anarcho-hedonist stronghold of Exarchia, I wrote that north Europe had seized control of southern Europe and would demand austerity that would crash the latter as the price for a fiscal union.
Back in September, when we named Johnny Depp the highest paid actor in Hollywood, I wrote that his most intriguing upcoming film was the animated Rango about a domesticated chameleon who winds up in the desert town of Dirt.
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