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Innovation: How the Creative Stay Creative
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The Chair Man of the Board
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Study: Low Cost Not Driving Offshoring
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Kenneth Cole: How the King of Sole Got Soul
For more than two decades, Kenneth Cole avoided the limelight. He built a $400 million shoe-and-clothing company, married the daughter of former New York ... Read story
The Virtual Water Cooler
A look at how various entrepreneurs who have left large companies are coping with life as small-business people. Read story
Reverse Auctions: A Supplier's Survival Guide
A growing number of large companies are forcing suppliers to bid through reverse auctions. Here's how to survive one with your margins intact. Read story
Opposite Attractions
A look at the two winners of the 1994 Master EOY titles, their companies, and the runner-up. Read story
How to Get Ahead in China
When Mitch Free first went to China, he didn't know a thing about the place. He listened. He learned. He was respectful and polite. Now he gets it, and his b... Read story
The Odyssey of an `Excellent' Man
How one CEO improved his treatment of employees to create a more successful company. Read story
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