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The Consultant
Due to programming changes, WRS no longer produces The Consultant
Michael Dillhyon, your personal business consultant, brings you his viewpoint on the world of business.
The Consultant: Top three lies about the American economy
Monday, 5 July, 2010
Monday, 5 July, 2010
Surrounding the 234th birthday of the U.S., Michael Dillhyon takes a look at the top three biggest lies about the American economy:
The Consultant: Hungary for a change?
Monday, 28 June, 2010Michael Dillhyon talks Hungary and the rise of its very conservative political party in the midst of a full-blown recession in the country.
Monday, 28 June, 2010Michael Dillhyon talks Hungary and the rise of its very conservative political party in the midst of a full-blown recession in the country.
The Consultant: Selling soccer to America
Monday, 21 June, 2010Michael Dillhyon shares his three-point theory on why American foreign policymakers should watch more football:
Monday, 21 June, 2010Michael Dillhyon shares his three-point theory on why American foreign policymakers should watch more football:
The Consultant: China's conflicted young workforce
Monday, 14 June, 2010From the rash of worker suicides at Foxconn, which assembles products for Apple, HP and Nokia, to the recent strike at a Chinese Honda plant, China’s labor force is changing. But how? Well our iPhones are probably going to get more expensive. Michael Dillhyon gives us his usual no-holds-barred take:
Monday, 14 June, 2010From the rash of worker suicides at Foxconn, which assembles products for Apple, HP and Nokia, to the recent strike at a Chinese Honda plant, China’s labor force is changing. But how? Well our iPhones are probably going to get more expensive. Michael Dillhyon gives us his usual no-holds-barred take:
The Consultant: Crying over spilt oil
Monday, 7 June, 2010BP’s efforts in the Gulf of Mexico have done little to dampen the anger and frustration felt by many, as they wonder why the company is still in charge of responding to the largest oil spill in U.S. history. Michael Dillhyon tries to shed some light on where the blame lies.
Monday, 7 June, 2010BP’s efforts in the Gulf of Mexico have done little to dampen the anger and frustration felt by many, as they wonder why the company is still in charge of responding to the largest oil spill in U.S. history. Michael Dillhyon tries to shed some light on where the blame lies.
The Consultant: Free markets vs. state capitalism
Monday, 31 May, 2010Business consultant Michael Dillhyon looks at how the global economic crisis has impacted on both free trade and state capitalism: Do emerging markets have a new model to follow in the shape of China?
Monday, 31 May, 2010Business consultant Michael Dillhyon looks at how the global economic crisis has impacted on both free trade and state capitalism: Do emerging markets have a new model to follow in the shape of China?
The Consultant: Bailout raises debt stakes to the stratosphere
Monday, 10 May, 2010Markets reacted favorably to news of the Greece bailout yesterday, but Michael Dillhyon is left shaking his head: Fighting a debt crisis with even more debt?
Monday, 10 May, 2010Markets reacted favorably to news of the Greece bailout yesterday, but Michael Dillhyon is left shaking his head: Fighting a debt crisis with even more debt?
The Consultant: A bleak outlook for Greece
Monday, 3 May, 2010Yesterday eurozone finance ministers endorsed 110 million euro bailout to keep Greece from going bankrupt after the heavily debted country agreed to make unprecedented spending cuts. Michael Dillhyon gives his couple of euros over the ordeal:
Monday, 3 May, 2010Yesterday eurozone finance ministers endorsed 110 million euro bailout to keep Greece from going bankrupt after the heavily debted country agreed to make unprecedented spending cuts. Michael Dillhyon gives his couple of euros over the ordeal:
The Consultant: Airline industry fails again
Monday, 26 April, 2010Armchair vulcanologist Michael Dillhyon, having survived four extra days stranded at Disney World thanks to that Icelandic ash cloud, is back—and he’s ready to blow his own top:
Monday, 26 April, 2010Armchair vulcanologist Michael Dillhyon, having survived four extra days stranded at Disney World thanks to that Icelandic ash cloud, is back—and he’s ready to blow his own top:
