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Archives: January 2013
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Apple
Guy Kawasaki: Self-Promoter and Self-Publisher
A marketing guru, venture capitalist, and prolific author, Kawasaki’s latest book is a guide to self-publishing your own book -
Management
Apple: Expectations Vs. Reality
Apple is still in great shape, but confidence in the company will be shaken if management starts to appear indecisive -
Management
Why HR Can't Innovate
You’d think employers hungry for talent would make recruiting easier and more human. But today's job candidates face a pointless obstacle course -
Management
Making the CEO Accountable
Corporate boards need to become more creative about choosing new CEOs. Politics can offer some ideas -
Dell and Best Buy—Going Private Can Be Risky
Going private generates lots of money for lawyers, investment bankers, and others. Less certain is whether it will ultimately save Dell -
Manufacturing
Kentucky Is About More Than Bourbon, Mint Juleps, and the Derby: It’s Car Country, Too
Personal pitches from pro-business Governor Steve Beshear help sell Kentucky to global automakers and manufacturers -
Consumer Electronics
Ten Innovative Ideas in Consumer Electronics
Technology trends from the Consumer Electronics Show that have the potential to reshape the business -
Management
The Coming Shortage of Skilled Manufacturing Workers
America’s manufacturing renaissance could stall we don’t have the skilled workers to meet demand -
Management
A Deadly Silicon Valley Habit: Chasing the Latest Fad
Silicon Valley is mostly about making huge gambles for potentially enormous rewards, not building predictable, understandable businesses -
Management
A Good Executive Never Faces a Fiscal Cliff
There isn’t a CEO in this country who would have created such a predicament —or waited until the last minute to find a way out, as Congress did -
Companies & Industries
Wouldn't it Be Nice If It Weren't Always About—and Only About—the Money?
In 2013, let’s enable human values and well-being to play greater roles in business decisions -
Management
A Wall Street Resolution: Stop Giving Earnings Guidance
Providing earnings guidance takes the time and attention of chief executive officers who would be better served paying attention to business fundamentals
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