Warren Buffett Brain
Why is Warren Buffett such a successful investor? Today’s infographic, which is Part 2 of our Warren Buffett Series, looks inside the brain of the iconic investor to see how he evaluates opportunities. See how he formed his ideas – and his winning framework for investing, by clicking below. [via]
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Tis the season for shopping… And for many of us, that means online shopping – and a lot of that happens through Amazon. Today’s infographic breaks down Amazon’s business model, successes, as well as how the company makes its money. [via]
Read More How Amazon Makes Money
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How much money does Apple & other top companies make each second? Does any other company even come close? Today’s infographic visualizes the most profitable companies on the Fortune 500, and it shows this in units of “profit per second”. [via]
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Today is the start of our “Warren Buffett Series”, a five-part biographical series on the life and achievements of the legendary investor. With Part 1, we look at the early years of Buffett – and how he launched his first business at 5 years old, invested in his first stock at 11, and graduated from…
Read More The Remarkable Early Years of Warren Buffett
Evolution of Standard Oil
At the turn of the 20th century, John D. Rockefeller’s Standard Oil was a force to be reckoned with, dominating 91% of all oil production in the U.S. But in 1911, a Supreme Court case split the company up into 34 smaller entities. See what those entities have become in today’s chart. [via]
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Street Food Stepping Up: Food Trucks Continue to Drive Interest
U.S. food trucks rake in an average annual revenue of $1,200,000,000. ZeroCater created this infographic on food trucks. It covers cities with the most food trucks, the most popular food trucks in the U.S., and relevant food truck statistics.
Read More Street Food Stepping Up: Food Trucks Continue to Drive Interest
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What would happen if you had invested $1,000 in some of America’s most iconic companies right before the start of the financial crisis? Today’s chart looks at how you would have fared. Using big names like Starbucks, Walmart, Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, and Coca-Cola we look at stock performance since 2007. [via]
Read More What $1,000 Invested in These Companies 10 Years Ago would be Worth Today
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Today’s infographic provides guidelines to follow for coming up with a new business name. Importantly, it includes examples of name failures made by well-known companies like Amazon, AOL, and Sony – and how they eventually solved these issues after learning things the hard way. [via]
Read More The Do’s And Don’ts Of Naming Your Business
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How have the most valuable companies in the U.S. changed over the last century? Today’s graphic shows the evolution from U.S. Steel to Apple, by comparing the top 10 companies in 1917, 1967, and 2017. [via]
Read More The Most Valuable Companies in America Over 100 Years
Nifty 50
The Nifty 50 has been trading under pressure and has been unable to gain traction to the extent that investors are willing to push prices up to fresh all-time highs. This comes as European and U.S. bourses are surging and Nikkei is poised to make all-time highs. The issues appear to be the cash crunch…
Read More The Nifty is Forming a Topping Pattern as the Economy Sputters