What LeBron James And A-Rod Teach Us About Public Policy
April 7, 2011
Here at the Pundit, we don’t have too many occasions to write about sports. In some of the work we do for The Weekly Standard,
Here at the Pundit, we don’t have too many occasions to write about sports. In some of the work we do for The Weekly Standard,
Back in 1987, American Airlines infamously eliminated olives from its salads to save about half a million dollars a year. It is a simple story,
This week is the inaugural edition of a new industry event: A collaboration between two industry associations has led to a conference with a focus
Our extensive discussion of the local phenomenon included an exchange regarding procurement policies at U.C. Davis: More On PMA Foodservice…Everyone Is In Favor Of Better
Since we published Never Tell Me The Odds: One Man, One Disease, One Battle, many industry members have been kind enough to inquire how the
Marc Fisher wrote a fantastic piece for The Washington Post, titled, In Tunisia, act of one fruit vendor unleashes wave of revolution through Arab world:
The Jr. Pundits both have allergies to peanuts so it brought special attention when we saw CNN had ran a piece titled, Parents Picket Girl
Our recent series on farmer’s markets, which included pieces here and here, brought many letters including this one: I write regarding your recent forum article(s)
Wonder how many vendors — at all levels of the supply chain — actually know the full power of all we sell? The New York
Our piece — Delhaize Advises Vendors Of Plan To Consolidate Procurement: Is This A Win Or A Loss For Delhaize…And For The Broader Industry? —
