Outsourcing: Rick Ferry, COO of C3 (Part 7)

Sramana Mitra: The sectors that you talked about, are these sectors that you have major strategies to penetrate with onshore offerings? Rick Ferry: Yes, we do. We identified those fairly early on. We’re working with the companies that have accepted our services, thankfully, not only to bring them up here in the U.S. and do

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Market and Economy

Both Bernanke and Geithner have been in Senate hearings today. Bernanke said that the current and future fiscal stimulus packages are necessary. There was no choice but to bail AIG out. Geithner stated the obvious: more money will be going into future stimulus packages and bail-outs. Meanwhile, Obama has made a statement that he isn’t

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Where Would The Jobs Come From?

Against the backdrop of the financial crisis, with a bailout package that is as large as the cost of the Iraq war, economic policy emerges as the most important campaign issue for this election. The new American president will need to be extremely careful to not choke up the entrepreneurship engine with a tax policy

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Obama’s Economic Policy

Here are some comments from Forbes readers on my last column. My response is below. Please feel free to chime in.

Catching Up on Readings: Hydro Alchemy

Since the last catching up list on April 26, you may have accumulated more backlog. What’s with the Yahoo-Microsoft frenzy? Here’s a quick cache of the articles since then that you may want to make sure you read:

The Economy

One of my readers asked me for comments on the outlook for the global economy. I saw this post on Paul Kedrosky’s site which I think does a very good job summarizing the situation, which effectively, is demand exceeding supply in every dimension. [It’s actually a passage from FT].