Halliburton goes where the money and action is, and they’re moving again. NPR this morning announced that Halliburton’s
The reasons they offered: “
Not long ago I was invited to write a feature article about brain based problem solving approaches for Capital - a glossy leadership magazine in Dubai, and it caused me to take another look at that city’s brains and wealth.
Halliburton, run by Dick Cheney from 1995 to 2000, was accused in the
This new move brings 2 questions to mind:
1. Is Halliburton’s re-location a serious sign of
2. Is it true that Americans became "too mature" for innovative business deals?
Both these questions should concern those of us who are concerned about the lack of innovative competition currently fostered in our areas. If that is so, and if we are falling behin creatively, Halliburton may simply be the barometer for a larger problem.
Have we slipped into a bigger problem, one that needs an immediate solution if we are to prosper against those who really are moving forward? What do you think?
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