Fear of the unknown

Article Abstract:

Innovation has become a fashionable term among US businesses, and companies that have performed well have tended to be successful innovators. Mergers are often carried out as a way of seeking new ideas. Large companies are concerned that innovations often occur in smaller firms. Venture capital is available for people seeking to commercialise new ideas. Some companies are setting up competitors that compete against their exisiting business. Much of the fear about innovation is linked to the high values of internet companies, though these values could be inflated.

Management, Business, Innovations, Big business

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Town, township, homeland

Article Abstract:

The political situation in Harrismith is in flux, with Afrikaner Cas Human now a leader in the local African National Congress unit and Kenneth Mopeli of the nearby QwaQwa homeland gaining influence. The prospects for the region in the post-apartheid era are analyzed.

Political activity, Political aspects, African National Congress, Orange Free State, South Africa

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