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A collection of news and analysis from BusinessWeek on popular business school specialties: Finance, management, marketing, entrepreneurship and sustainability/green business. Howard Schultz's Grande Challenge His return as chief executive jazzed Starbucks' stock, but some question whether he has the right recipe Toyota's All-Out Drive to Stay ToyotaRapid growth and a generational shift have the company fighting to hold on to its DNA Is the Bloom Off at FTD?The flower giant, burdened with debt, faces newly aggressive challenges from its two main competitors People MoversThey're called the Millennials—and they're fed up. Why? Try angst about jobs, health care, and debt. Now they're getting pols to listen Ebay's New Tough Love CEOJohn Donahoe will concentrate on winning back users, even at investors' expense Big Blue Goes For the Big WinIBM's director of R&D is shifting the tech giant's focus—and making a few enormous bets Deal or No DealComcast's Brian Roberts is a tough negotiator but hasn't made a big acquisition in years. Is he trigger-shy? Ghosn Hits the AcceleratorThe Renault-Nissan CEO is fighting to keep pace in the U.S. and chasing Chinese and Indian customers Rewiring WestinghouseHow a risk-averse builder of nuclear plants is getting its engineers to think differently Struggles of a Mad Man Saatchi & Saatchi CEO Kevin Roberts toiled to make his firm a force among creative agencies. Now--in today's splintered advertising universe--he's scrambling to keep it relevant |
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