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"With its latest iPhone event, Apple made headlines less for its flagship device as for its new willingness to undercut, bundle, and price competitively. It’s a strategy that leans on services at scale in anticipation of a maturing (and therefore slowing) hardware market..." 
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"Emerging markets were poised to create disruptive products to upend global markets. After many failures -- and some successes – what are the lessons learned? ..."
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"Pricing is much more than just saying “How Much”. Are you hurting your brand and your profits by sending the wrong unconscious messaging to prospective purchasers? Would a few pennies lower or higher make a big difference? ..."
Gottfried's curator insight,
July 7, 2015 2:56 AM
Use the wrong digits, create the wrong sound in their heads, have mismatching typography and type sizes and you are heading in the direction of confusing your brand perception. 
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August 3, 2015 5:41 AM
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"Economics has a 'law of one price,' which states that identical goods should, in theory, sell for identical prices—or else markets will even out the differences. Empirical work on the topic, however, has produced little evidence in support of this 'law,' and many studies showing deviations from it ..."
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"On its first day in sub-Saharan Africa, Starbucks supplied blankets and umbrellas along with free coffee samples to its new customers who lined up in an uncharacteristically cold, wet Johannesburg on Thursday ..."
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"A new study from MTV finds millennials like cars more than texting or social media, which contradicts what many previously thought ..."
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