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Fleeing famine and communism in Ethiopia, Tadiwos Belete came to America in the 1980s for a chance at survival and success. With a fresh start in Boston, Belete enrolled in cosmetology school. Working his way up from assistant stylist to salon manager, Belete pooled resources with seven friends to open a hair salon.
In Made To Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die (Random House; $24.95) authors Chip Heath, a professor of organizational behavior in the Graduate School of Business at Stanford University, and his brother Dan, a consultant and former Harvard Business School researcher, make a convincing case for their belief that sticky ideas don't have to happen by chance; creating or spotting them is a skill that can be learned and mastered.
Deborah C. Wright, Chairman and CEO of Carver Bancorp Inc. (No. 1 on the be banks list with $764.9 million in assets), recently rang The Nasdaq Stock Market ceremonial closing...
Imagery Media hit the big time in 2003, when Clear Channel Radio hired the interactive animation studio to create an online video game to promote top New York City radio...
RS Information Systems Inc. (No. 16 on the be industrial/service 100 list with $328 million in sales) has signed a definitive agreement to be acquired by Wyle, a privately held...
