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Will the Wii bandwagon ever stop rolling? The Nintendo Wii has so far been the success story of this generation. It’s sold in the millions, it’s profitable, and it appeals to a wide demographic. But will the bandwagon keep on rolling forever or is the Wii’s time due to come to an end soon?

“Swamped by gold demand, Perth Mint stops taking orders” By Daniel | November 21, 2008 By Sarah-Jane Tasker The Australian, Sydney Saturday, November 22, 2008 http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/business/story/0,28124,24687337-643,00.html Fears of the unknown long-term effects from the global financial crisis have sparked a new gold rush.

London - There would be no tsunami in tourism because the industry would survive on its own steam, the retiring secretary-general of the World Tourism Organisation, Francesco Frangialli, said at the World Travel Market Ministers’ Summit in the British capital last week.

The economy is going down fast. It has been bloated for so many years and has been extremely faked by the worlds governments. We are now seeing just where our economy is, the real economy. Jobs are being layed off and so people do not have as much money. As you may have seen and heard the car industry is hurting very badly during this time.

By Ray Paulick Lane’s End Farm is expected to announce that reigning Horse of the Year Curlin will enter stud at the Versailles, Ky., farm in 2009 for a live foal stud fee of $75,000, the Paulick Report has learned. Lane’s End is owned by William S.

Structured financial products linked to homebuilding and real estate continued to suffer more downgrades than upgrades in the third quarter and the outlook remains dim, according to a Standard & Poor’s quarterly report on rated global structured securities.

The Semiconductor Industry Association is projecting the first decline in chip sales since 2001.

As the fallout from the credit crunch gets worse, two groups representing the British motor industry have written to the government to ask for financial help. Should taxpayers’ money be spent on supporting the motoring industry? What do you think of their other proposals to stimulate car sales?

I recently had an enlightening conversation with Walter Rogers (CEO) and Lawne Gerhardt (VP of Global Sales) at Baker Communications.  ES Research hasn’t covered Baker because they weren’t a pure sales training play—sales training content makes up about half of their broad array of course

Super Smash Bros. Brawl Tops U.S. Best Sellers Posted by Michael McWhertor at 10:00 AM on November 18, 2008 Who's got the best selling games in the United States of America? Nintendo, naturally. According to a report from Gamasutra, the publisher has secured four of the five best-selling games of 2008 so far in the U.S.