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Banking Industry Lessons Learned

BY christine arena
Relevancy Score: 80

Why droves of socially conscious consumers are fleeing larger banks for smaller, regional players.READ»

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Is Travel Your Weak Spot?

BY Carol Ann Salcito
Relevancy Score: 40

Can the Sarbanes-Oxley Act positively affect your corporate travel policies and practices? Here's how -- and why.READ»

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CEOs in the Slammer

BY Angus Loten
Relevancy Score: 20

This year, a record number of CEOs were ousted. Some were fired, some retired, and some even died. But a great number were also sent to prison, like the CEOs of Enron and WorldCom. What happens to company leaders when they run roughshod over their corporations?READ»

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One Tough Assignment

BY Scott Kirsner
Relevancy Score: 44

When CEO Ed Breen took over at Tyco, he fired the very board that had hired him. And that was just the start.READ»

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Between the Lines

BY Fast Company
Relevancy Score: 21

The stories behind this issue's stories.READ»

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Everything You Wanted to Know About Courage... But Were Afraid to Ask.

BY Fast Company
Relevancy Score: 14

We asked some of the world's foremost leadership thinkers 15 questions to get to the core of courage.READ»

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Brand You Survival Kit

BY Tom Peters
Relevancy Score: 20

When Tom Peters first wrote about Brand You, it was cool. Now it's life or death.READ»

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Parma-Splat! An Opera In Way Too Many Acts

BY Ian Wylie
Relevancy Score: 16

Enron and WorldCom introduced us to the high art of massive fraud. But Parmalat and its former chief executive, Calisto Tanzi, have elevated the form to epic tragicomedy.READ»

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Capitalism, Meet Globalism

BY Ryan Underwood
Relevancy Score: 60

Capitalism has met the enemy, and it is capitalism. Just ask the pharmaceutical industry.READ»

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Between The Lines

BY Fast Company
Relevancy Score: 80

The stories behind this issue's stories.READ»

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Make the Buck, Then Pass It

BY Jennifer Reingold
Relevancy Score: 95

We attend the opening arguments in the cases of Frank Quattrone and Dennis Kozlowski, and learn that, hey, these kingpins were merely powerless cogs (just like us).READ»

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The Art of the Anti-Apology

BY Linda Tischler
Relevancy Score: 25

Business has had a lot to apologize for. But is anyone actually owning up? We decipher executive remorse codes.READ»

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Speedometer

BY Ryan Underwood
Relevancy Score: 74

Going fast. Going slow. Going nowhere.READ»

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Master of Deception

BY Linda Tischler
Relevancy Score: 16

Police veteran Dennis Marlock has written the book (several of them, actually) on scams, cons, frauds -- all shapes and sizes of street-level deception. Which makes him an expert witness to what's gone wrong in the executive suites of corporate America. Does everyone lie? Aren't we too smart to get conned? Some honest talk about dishonest business.READ»

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Speedometer

BY Ryan Underwood
Relevancy Score: 58

Best Analysis of business excess "It is not that humans have become any more greedy than in generations past. It is that the avenues to express greed had grown so enormously." - Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan, testifying ...READ»

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Culture

BY Anne Kreamer and Kurt Andersen
Relevancy Score: 53

Anne Every morning as I read another dreary story of greed-head corporate malfeasance and insider arrogance, I remember two of my favorite pieces of satire. One is a comedy sketch starring Eddie Murphy on Saturday Night Live, where ...READ»

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Speedometer

BY Christine Canabou, Erika Germer, Heath Row
Relevancy Score: 100

Going Fast. Going Slow. Going Nowhere.READ»

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Size is Not a Strategy

BY Keith H. Hammonds
Relevancy Score: 29

The faster big business cleans up its ethical mess, the sooner we can address the real crisis of capitalism. Giant companies dominate the landscape -- from media to medicine, banking to broadband. But talented people don't want to work for them, customers hate doing business with them, and Wall Street doesn't want to invest in them. A candid appraisal of why so many big companies (even the honest ones) don't work -- and some radical ideas for reform.READ»

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Power

BY Harriet Rubin
Relevancy Score: 32

"I've never seen a time like this," says Roger Ailes, chairman and CEO of Fox News and, for the past 20 years, one of the greatest architects of power in the country. Ailes has a gift: He knows what makes people stars. He's most ...READ»

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The Unacceptable Face of Capitalism

BY the founding editors
Relevancy Score: 100

A letter from the founding editors.READ»

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The Tipping Point for Companies That Fail

BY Jory Des Jardins
Relevancy Score: 19

I've been reading a great book, Ego Check: Why Executive Hubris is Wrecking Companies and Careers, by Mathew Hayward (Kaplan, 2007), which seemed to make its way to me at an opportune time. As a small business owner I constantly ...READ»

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Spin Yourself


Relevancy Score: 90

"On each gig, you must be marketing your worth, marketing Me Inc. You can go too far (think Dennis Kozlowski or Martha Stewart), but you constantly have to spin-doctor. If you don't, you have what I call 'engineer's ...READ»

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Spin Yourself


Relevancy Score: 90

"On each gig, you must be marketing your worth, marketing Me Inc. You can go too far (think Dennis Kozlowski or Martha Stewart), but you constantly have to spin-doctor. If you don't, you have what I call 'engineer's mentality'--and I ...READ»

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Spin Yourself


Relevancy Score: 90

"On each gig, you must be marketing your worth, marketing Me Inc. You can go too far (think Dennis Kozlowski or Martha Stewart), but you constantly have to spin-doctor. If you don't, you have what I call 'engineer's mentality'--and I ...READ»

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Well Worth It?


Relevancy Score: 87

Buckingham Palace released their annual report estimating that the royal family costs each person in Britain 60p per year. An expense debated by the British people every year. The annual justification is that the royal family ...READ»

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