The Prescription for Drug Costs
By Heather Burns, Charles Beever, and Robert Hutchens |
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Applied Governance: Beyond Compliance
By Worth D. MacMurray |
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What Will Be Made in China
By Barry Jaruzelski and Jay Kumar |
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The Company’s Mission Is the Message
By Bill George |
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Learning Success from Distress
By Jay Alix and Jay Marshall
Because the line between underperformance and crisis is thin, a CEO needs to think like a turnaround artist. |
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The Big, the Bad, and the Beautiful
By Tim Laseter, Martha Turner, and Ron Wilcox
Size comes in three flavors — scale, scope, and network. Choose wisely from the menu. |
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GE’s Next Workout
By Art Kleiner
The industrial giant’s legendary learning center, Crotonville, has a new assignment: Teach every manager to be a strategist. |
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Boardroom Supports
By Ram Charan
Directors play a crucial role in selecting, training, and nurturing a new CEO. |
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What Strategists Can Learn from Sartre
By James Ogilvy
In an uncertain world where competitive advantage is insecure, setting strategy must become an existential exercise. |
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The Four Bases of Organizational DNA
By Gary Neilson, Bruce A. Pasternack, and Decio Mendes
Trait by trait, companies can evolve their own execution cultures. |
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The New Architecture of Biomedical Research
By Lawrence M. Fisher
As the economics of R&D evolve, the Salk and other private research institutes become increasingly crucial to health care’s changing value chain. |
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| Best Business Books 2003 |
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| Best Business Books 2003: s+b's Top Shelf |
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Best Business Books 2003: Strategy
By Chuck Lucier and Jan Dyer
Strategy’s New Value Proposition |
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Best Business Books 2003: Management
By David K. Hurst
Weapons of Managerial Destruction |
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Best Business Books 2003: Innovation
By Randy Komisar
The High Art of Business |
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Best Business Books 2003: Corporate Scandals
By Rob Walker
No Simple Tales of Thievery |
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Best Business Books 2003: Globalization
By Sylvia Nasar
What the Rich and Free Owe the Poor and Oppressed |
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Best Business Books 2003: Leadership
By Bruce A. Pasternack and James O’Toole
The Needs of the Followers |
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Best Business Books 2003: Values
By Kate Jennings
Managing the Me Generation |
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Best Business Books 2003: Human Capital
By Charles Handy
Business as Baseball |
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Best Business Books 2003: Business History
By Rob Norton
Have You Read about Ford Lately? |
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| Best Business Books 2003: Index |
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Daniel Kahneman: The Thought Leader Interview
By Michael Schrage
The Nobel Prize–winning economist parses the roles of emotion, cognition, and perception in the understanding of business risk. |
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Research Notes
By Des Dearlove and Stuart Crainer
Customer-driven product innovation, hidden financial risks, consumer boycotts, and other topics of interest. |
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The Circle Game
by Bruce Feirstein |
