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137: UK economy: Trimming the fat or incipient anorexia?
When the new government swept into power in the UK, ...
When the new government swept into power in the UK, the mandate seemed clear: Get out of debt fast. Now, it's not so easy.
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136: Can your business plan survive this stress test?
The road to success is littered with the wreckage of ...
The road to success is littered with the wreckage of strategies gone awry. Here is a six-step stress test for your strategy.
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135: Who should shoulder the cost of bank bailouts?
INSEAD professor of finance Theo Vermaelen makes a case for ...
INSEAD professor of finance Theo Vermaelen makes a case for his own version of convertible capital as the panacea to government bailouts when banks fail.
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134: Real estate in the UAE: Moving from speculation to solid value?
Elaine Jones, CEO of Asteco Property Management, assesses the opportunities ...
Elaine Jones, CEO of Asteco Property Management, assesses the opportunities and impediments for UAE's real estate recovery.
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133: Fast fashion meets luxury labels
Guess which is flush with cash? INSEAD Assistant Professor, Frederic ...
Guess which is flush with cash? INSEAD Assistant Professor, Frederic Godart, has some surprising predictions as to which way this lucrative market is heading.
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132: Global Information Technology Report 2010 - 2011
INSEAD Professor Soumitra Dutta talks to INSEAD Knowledge Editor-in-Chief Shellie ...
INSEAD Professor Soumitra Dutta talks to INSEAD Knowledge Editor-in-Chief Shellie Karabell about this year's Global Information Technology Report findings, and looks back on the ten-year history of the report which he helped found and which he co-authors.
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131: Why women don't ask
Men ask. Women traditionally don't - simply because being "pushy" ...
Men ask. Women traditionally don't - simply because being "pushy" could result in negative social consequences, which, for women, tend to be about as important as the material benefits at stake.
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130: Trouble at the family mill? Call in the Chief Emotional Officer
Family-owned companies need to be run with emotional, as well ...
Family-owned companies need to be run with emotional, as well as professional leadership, experts say. That’s one area where senior family members often have a crucial role to play.
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129: Will your strategy succeed?
What's one of the best ways to gain market share, ...
What's one of the best ways to gain market share, defy the vagaries of the economy, and adapt to rapidly advancing technology? Booz and Company's Paul Leinwand talks to Cindy Babski about how to win with a capabilities-driven strategy.
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128: The art of the deal: Is ethics in the picture?
Can you walk away from the negotiating table with a ...
Can you walk away from the negotiating table with a contract in your pocket and your ethics intact? This is the third and final installment in a series of videos on value negotiation from INSEAD professor Horacio Falcao.
