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Sports marketing has been careening toward the cliff of excess for some time now (the wall-to-wall corporate sponsorship depicted in " ... -
OK, class, today we're going to talk about blimps, also known as airships, with Doug McFadden, a longtime blimp pilot (and my brother-in...
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Why do so many forecast sales never reach closure? Usually, it's because one or more of these three criteria has not been satisfied. (So...
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The new book " Firing Back: How Great Leaders Rebound After Career Disasters ," excerpted in the January Harvard Business Review, ...
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I wanted to point out an important post from the consistently excellent Business Innovation Insider , in which Dominic interviews Gary Hame...
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The outrage over Bob Nardelli 's and Hank McKinnell 's multi-hundred million dollar severance agreements still hangs like a cloud ov...
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One of the next great areas of technological advance may be right beneath your feet. Concrete, the ubiquitous construction material responsi...
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Another company with no corporate blogs. Neither a dozen Google searches nor a detailed parsing of the Comcast site map turned up anything...
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Mr. Muhammad Yunus , the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize winner, is interviewed in today's New York Times. I was struck in particular by how he ...
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