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What's in the Journals,



February 2007Feb 23rd 2007


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Sacked executivesHow to make a comebackFeb 15th 2007 Boeing and AirbusThe epic battle of two industrial giantsJan 11th 2007 Innovation and entrepreneurshipHow to create the next big thing? Four new books offer some ideasNov 16th 2006 Conrad BlackA gripping cautionary taleNov 16th 2006 Sandy WeillThe legacy of the man behind CitigroupOct 12th 2006 Hewlett-PackardCarly Fiorina, once America's favourite businesswoman, gets even with her oustersOct 12th 2006 Doing business in ChinaThe challenges of starting a business in China can be clearly seen from the experiences of two computer companies, one Chinese and one Western Jun 15th 2006 The outsourcing debate (continued)Don't get sore, get smartJun 12th 2006 The bad health of American health careCan market forces save it?May 31st 2006 Fading family firmsA couple of old European brands lose their polishMay 22nd 2006 The manager as “portfolio worker”A scholar of common sense holds forthMay 4th 2006 The giant of German bankingOne financial executive who left the scene too soonApr 27th 2006 What's wrong with Deutsche Börse?Its former chairman still doesn't get itApr 20th 2006 The wacky world of consultingFrom PIOUTA strategies to boiling the oceanApr 10th 2006 Crisis? What crisis?The shaky case against retirementApr 3rd 2006 Still flying off the shelvesTwo republished business classics read as well today as everMar 27th 2006 The container industryThe big box business, which so many others take for grantedMar 16th 2006 Chips and crispsWhen supply chains snapMar 13th 2006 New fiction: “Company”A welcome addition to the under-populated field of corporate satireMar 9th 2006 Books about Wal-MartThe world's biggest retailer may have hidden weaknessesFeb 23rd 2006 The genuine articleHow to be the perfect CEOFeb 21st 2006 The business elites of France and BritainAlike as chalk and cheese?Feb 14th 2006 Exit strategyHow a boss managed his dying daysFeb 6th 2006 The story so far at Enron...The best books to bring you up to dateJan 30th 2006 Treading the boardsHow corporate boards can improveJan 18th 2006 Outsourcing intelligentlyDon't be too quick to farm out strategyDec 16th 2005 How to get things doneHierarchy is not the only wayDec 9th 2005 Brands and brandingThe best-branded school for marketers dispenses its wisdomNov 24th 2005 Peter DruckerThe one management thinker every educated person should read Nov 17th 2005 A bit more passion, pleaseThe story of Emerson's successful management process is fascinating. If only the CEO sounded fascinatedNov 11th 2005 The good, the bad, and the overpaidYet another complaint about too-well-compensated, ethically blind chief executives; but the source is surprisingNov 4th 2005 Still leaning, after all these yearsApplying the Toyota way to everything from computers to air travelOct 28th 2005 Leaders in contextBusiness notables who shaped the American wayOct 21st 2005 Managing “knowledge workers”Resurrecting assembly-line ambitions for the service economyOct 13th 2005 Corporate snobberyWhat status means to brands, plus a shortlist of potentially prize-winning booksOct 7th 2005 The value of the late-night phone callHow small groups, rather than large firms, can share knowledgeAug 11th 2005 Static businesses in a dynamic worldDon't judge this argument by its cover Jul 12th 2005 Business satireLove and striving, through an all-too-plausible sea of e-mail and management jargonJul 14th 2005 Drama kingsTrue tales of terrible mergersJun 22nd 2005 Good managementRecalling the thinker who urged a sunnier viewJun 9th 2005 The selling of the countercultureHow cries against consmerism have become another form of marketingMay 26th 2005 BrandingVenturing beyond the visualApr 21st 2005 The fall of EnronA gripping account of the company's rise and fallApr 14th 2005 First, kill all the lobbyistsA call for political reform masquerading as a business bookApr 14th 2005 How to be good and profitableA thoughtful, if limited, look at well-behaved American companiesMar 11th 2005 Confidence gameThe latest, but not greatest, from a Harvard Business School starJan 24th 2005 A round-up of business booksWhat was the best book about business published in the past 12 months?Dec 16th 2004 A realistic approach to changeCan a manager be both an insider and an outsider at the same time? Nov 24th 2004 Let the games beginHow today’s videogame-players will fare as tomorrow’s employeesOct 28th 2004 Going global by thinking localA new book seeks to help companies stymied in new marketsSep 29th 2004 Ghoshal's legacyThe management guru’s last book (co-authored with Heike Bruch) is an accessible work on how to keep managers focusedAug 31st 2004 Awful business booksWhy are so many unreadable?Aug 19th 2004 Sparing changeCan organisations make drastic changes without losing knowledge and making employees uncomfortable?Jul 26th 2004 Jim CollinsSecrets of the world's bestselling business booksJul 22nd 2004 The burdens of responsibilityA new book on corporate social responsibility fails to persuadeJun 25th 2004
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