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Comment Re: Wrong dimension.. (Score 1) 79

They apparently also don't care about a thinner phone. The main problem with iPhone minis was the pricing, and the less than flagship features. If they'd made it full featured, where smaller was marketed as better, then it would sell better. A lot of iPhone buyers would rather buy the best phone they can get, especially if they're financing it. "Best" is relative and largely decided by the marketing team.

Comment Re:Weird subjective niche (Score 1) 83

The author wrote this for The Philadelphia Inquirer... They live in Philadelphia. This is a fluff piece to make people in Philadelphia feel more culturally significant. That said, there's the whole Rocky Balboa thing and they sometimes win the super bowl.

Comment AI delusions (Score 3, Interesting) 187

Management is having delusions of firing everyone and replacing them with AI. Even if it's a fantasy, it impacts the level of emotional investment and empathy management has towards workers. The pendulum will swing back, but not until businesses get a sharp reminder that they still need workers.

Comment JCPenny (Score 3, Insightful) 83

In 2012 of the great blunders of JCPenney was to get rid of the constant "sales" and instead just offer low prices. Customers hated it, as they wanted to feel like they got a steal. Eventually, JCPenny brought back the scam pricing(raised prices then put them on sale) and customers flocked to the stores again.

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