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December 23, 2009

Things Change ...

A fascinating graphical depiction of the people, technologies, industries and countries that defined the economic landscape in 1999 .... vs. 2009.

Take-away: People come, people go. Ideas -- and those who nurture and capitalize upon them -- grow.

Click here for the link.

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