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Will China Slow Down?

Will China act as the world's engine, or as its break?
Philantrophy After the Fall

Will the rigors imposed by the “great recession” compel a new level of efficacy in social investment?
The End of Chimerica

Chinese-American codependency has become toxic for the global economy and is undermining recovery from the financial crisis, a historian and an economist argue.
Goals Gone Wild

It turns out that having goal-oriented employees might not be the best thing for employers.
You Get What You Pay For

And when it comes to executive performace, how you pay for it makes a big difference.
Public Policy Enters the Boardroom

A new breed of director is needed to successfully navigate today’s heightened government scrutiny and increased public sector involvement in private enterprise.
Boards as Advisors and Bellwethers

CEOs say that the recent economic crisis has placed a new premium on information and changed how they interact with their boards.
Bringing Social Media To The C-Suite

There are few large-scale studies about how enterprises and their executives are using social media and to what effect.

Viewpoint Agile Learning

When Richard Branson started Virgin as a recording company in 1970, it is unlikely that even he foresaw the direction his company would take.

Extras Opportunity in the Euro Zone

The storm in the euro zone shows no signs of blowing itself out. The European Union’s belated decision to create a 750 billion euro rescue package has done little to calm the markets.

From the CEO The Eighth Wonder of the World

Leadership is much less about the leader, much more about the followers and the mission.

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