More on the IMG sale and its implications from the Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Variety.
The DOJ said it was reversing its stance that the Wire Act of 1961 prevents online lottery sales and, by implication, other Internet gambling except sports betting.
Ad-supported streaming is not the silver bullet answer, either--artists should have the right to reject it without being called an "anomaly" and fans should have the right to prefer downloads and CDs (still 50% of at least Universal's U.S. record sales) without the implication that only people who live in flyover country would do such a thing.
"The director has made it clear how important he thought the security implications were," Sales said.
High seat sales have some negative implications for vacation travelers who fly on discount airlines.
When we are busy focused on common organizational goals, like quarterly earnings or sales quotas, the ethical implications of important decisions can fade from our minds.
The new sales process could have implications beyond publishing, forcing companies like Amazon, Netflix and Rhapsody, the music subscription service, to share income with Apple for the first time.
In a runner-up transaction that presented yet another example of the year-end rush to consolidate luxury sales before harsher tax implications kick in, the lavish duplex penthouse condominium at the Park Laurel that had been owned by J. Michael Evans, the vice chairman and global head of growth markets at Goldman Sachs, sold for $23.75 million.
"The results are putative, but they show that this gap between what is seen in the surveys and sales potentially has enormous implications for public health in England".
The article also offers research propositions that can be tested to advance our understanding of global sales training, discusses managerial implications, identifies limitations encountered by global sales training practitioners, and suggests future study opportunities for researchers.
