The growth imperative

Article Abstract:

The primary objective of corporations is growth but a misunderstanding of growth as a goal will lead to a company's downfall. Thus, a clearer understanding of growth is imperative for corporations to strike a balance between its risks and attractions. Research done by the Corporate Advisory Board revealed that all fast-growth firms will encounter a point at which growth will slow down to a moderate rate. Given such facts, firms should prepare their investors for such an event, rather than artificially boost growth through unwise investments which will lead to a firm's downfall.

Analysis, Evaluation, Corporate growth, Growth companies

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The fall of communism

Article Abstract:

After 40 years, communism crashed down in eastern Europe. The Hungarian uprising in 1865 was the harbinger. The new Soviet Union itself fell apart in spite of Mikhail Gorbachev's Glasnost and perestroika. The Berlin Wall was destroyed and in Poland, everyone began to analyze the new day.

Political activity, History, Poland, Political aspects, Public opinion, Communism, Gorbachev, Mikhail, Berlin Wall, The New York Times Magazine (Periodical)

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Inn at Gristmill Square

Article Abstract:

The Inn at Gristmill Square in Warm Springs, VA, consists of structures that date back to the nineteenth century. The vintage buildings house rooms for guests which are decorated with antique furnishings. The inn also has a restaurant and a pub.

Services, Hotels and motels, Remodeling and renovation, Country homes, Hotelkeepers, Warm Springs, Virginia

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