Exponential Growth: the Biggest Lie of the Past 10 Years
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By Gaffney, John  Gaffney on America I had the privilege of serving on Revolution's short lifespan in the US. I wish it could have stayed in business after 2000, but it fell victim to the circumstances of the times. I don't mean the scarcity of ad pages.
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First, let me gloat.  I bought $49,761 of AAPL on Oct 8.  My investment is now worth $54,933. That's 10.5 percent growth in less than a month. Hah! I bought the stock because I was going to buy everything Apple sold from now until forever. The last product I had yet to purchase was the company's stock. That was a mistake. The beauty of owning the stock is that you can use the increase in value to fund the hardware habit. So far so good.  My very dear friend Sylvia Paull bought an iPod a month ago. In a blog post today she calls it a gateway drug. Having read early reviews of the new operating system, she's ready to buy a 24 inch iMac.  I recognize the signs.  It's like a virus I tell you.
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Ultrasmall technology, revolutionary impact.
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Two Fools debate the finer points of growth versus value investing.
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New research reveals a vital investment trait.
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The company is in a phase of explosive growth, and that costs money.
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(Corrects dollar amount in first paragraph from $10 million to $40 million)
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The past few years have seen companies doing everything they can to reduce costs. From outsourcing and offshoring to RIFs (reductions in force), the byword has been, âCut expenses.â But if most of the economists are right, 2005 will be a much better year, and companies will go back to concentrating on increasing revenue.
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K. Ananth Krishnan has a hard enough job handling the technology requirements of a global IT consulting behemoth with 89,000 globally dispersed employees and 34 to 35 percent annual growth. But as an avid follower of Clayton Christensen, author of the classic business book "The Innovatorâs Dilemma," he would never be content to merely stay on top of things. Innovation is part of his regular diet.
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The lesson of this decade for automakers? Better to go it alone than bulk up through mergers and alliances.
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The Motley Fool - Information technology spending is growing significantly -- that is, in other countries such as China and India. According to an IDC study, China's IT growth is expected to be 15% annually and India's about 20%.
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Rating the consumer-products giants on key financial metrics.
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âOvertreated,â by Shannon Brownlee, is the best description I have yet read of a huge economic problem that we know how to solve â but is so often misunderstood.
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Sort the real growth stories from the flashes in the pan.
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Corrects percentage change in first paragraph and headline to year-over-year figure, from sequential figure
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Science and skill unite in the growth-investing universe.
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A breakthrough technology is generating hyper growth.