The Consultant
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Conor Lennon is joined by Michael Dillhyon, your personal business consultant, for his viewpoint on the world of business.
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The Consultant: Upside Down UnderMonday, 1 March, 2010Business consultant Michael Dillhyon is back from Australia, where the economy has a refreshing air of optimism. That’s right, they claim their biggest challenge is managing economic expansion (well, that and getting Prime Minister Kevin Rudd to play nice with his neighbors):
The Consultant: Top 5 CEOs worth their paychecksMonday, 22 February, 2010It takes guts and discipline to survive such a lousy economy, says business consultant Michael Dillhyon. In the shadows of the 2009 corporate earnings report season, he gives us his picks for the guys who led their companies most admirably last year—or “who screwed up the least” anyway:
The Consultant: Worst-case scenario for 2010Monday, 15 February, 2010We have a better than 70 percent chance for a complete collapse in 2010, says business consultant Michael Dillhyon. Sorry you asked? Don’t worry, it’s not quite as bad as it sounds:
The Consultant: Looking for other ways outMonday, 8 February, 2010Business consultant Michael Dillhyon takes us on a whistle-stop tour around the economic world:
The Consultant: Debt lessons already forgottonMonday, 1 February, 2010Are we headed for a double helping of economic heartache? Business consultant Michael Dillhyon worries about global indebtedness and how quickly we forget.
The Consultant: Top 5 lessons of the 'noughty' decadeMonday, 4 January, 2010Our resident business consultant Michael Dillhyon gets naughty on the subject of the ’noughties’ as only he can:
The Consultant: What now for Dubai?Monday, 14 December, 2009’Lots of parking’ - says WRS Consultant Michael Dillyhon in his assessment of the future for the troubled Dubai World development.
The Consultant: The climate debate from 'capitalism corner'Monday, 7 December, 2009Michael Dillhyon throws in his two penn’orth on the Copenhagen climate summit.
The Consultant: Is GDP a 'happiness index'?Monday, 30 November, 2009WRS’s consultant Michael Dillyhon asseses the usefulness of the gross domestic product (GDP) measure, and asks whether it really does hold the key to an economy’s ’happiness’, or whether it’s just a convenient figure for news copy writers.
The Consultant: What happened to Ken Lewis?Monday, 16 November, 2009Following the surprise resignation of Ken Lewis from Bank of America last week, Michael Dillyhon brings us a less-than-tearful farewell ode to the man he says should have been forced out months ago: