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Small Firms Shifting Horizons As A Result Of Brexit

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The researchers suggest that the desire for small firms to move could be because they have a smaller order book that doesn’t allow them to hedge their risk in the way larger firms can. Sectors such as chemicals, food and drink, and textiles were among the most enthusiastic shifters.

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If Ford Wants to Beat Tesla, It Needs to Go All In

Harvard Business Review

APRIL 20, 2016

We didn’t want to overlay them with the Ford bureaucracy. The idea is to create a new and separate division that meets competition while ensuring that new innovations are as minimally disruptive (in the old sense of the world) to the core business as possible. They are supply-side architectural innovations.

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