“You’ve always got time for Tim Hortons,” is the familiar jingle that has enticed customers for years to the venerable Canadian coffee-and-donuts chain. Time, though,
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A number of technologies have promised to reshape and revolutionize the financial services industry over the last five years. But John Petrey, chief information officer
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In the heart of Kentucky, amid rolling bluegrass hills and miles of neat white plank fences, sits the machine that threatens the three pillars of
Kelly Thomas will never forget his first face-to-face meeting with Toyota’s senior officials. It was 1999, and the head of the automotive division of i2