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Notes from a Business Trip

This accomplished weekend, I attended the BookExpo meeting in Los Angeles. You can see from this post what the show of a piece a couple of years ago. This year, I didn't have a luck to scour the whole show for financial books, but of career money was still on my mind!

The first mien of my trip that got me thinking was the way my car service driver took to JFK airport. From the areas of Brooklyn I've lived in, drivers usually opt for routes that are a bit roundabout but consist of major highways-- it's almost as if you have to go from 6 o'clock to 12 o'clock and you have the election of going around the edge, clockwise or reckoner clockwise. But this time, my driver took a path along a lot of small local roads for the shortest in posse trip straight through the mean of the clock. We hit lots of commerce lights and got stuck behind trucks, but I'm not fully convinced it was a bad choice in the end. He might have avoided commerce jams on the highways, but more importantly, he with appearance of truth saved on gas.
Car service drivers usually have to get as many jobs as they can, as with haste as they can, to make it worth the take away from of renting or owning their car. But with higher gas prices, has the pair of scales shifted? Would they rather take the route that conserves firing even if it takes a bit longer?

On the lengthy flight, I managed to do a lot of perusal, including a couple of articles from the NY Seasons and the Wall Street Diary.

Of note in the NY Times was an heading noting that while prices for many things are increasing, garments is getting cheaper, at least for mainstream brands.

The Diary had an article about the Sex and the City consequence on women's career carry...

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