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Leadership Under Fire

By Jack Falvey |  Jan 1, 1987

How do you deal with talented but undisciplined subordinates? How do you handle people who aren't there when you need them -- particularly if you need th...  Read story

Corps Values

By David H. Freedman |  Apr 1, 1998

The U.S. Marines are trained to make split-second decisions based on incomplete information, in life-or-death situations. Can they provide clues to running a...  Read story

Character and Caring: Business Lessons from Three Military Officers

May 24, 2000

Military metaphors abound in the world of business. Companies rarely enter new markets; they usually "invade" them. When businesses ponder geographic expa...  Read story

A New Leaf

By PAUL B. BROWN |  Aug 1, 2001

Can you really learn to think differently? According to three new books, the answer is yes.  Read story

Selling Out

By Curtis Hartman |  Jun 1, 1985

National Content Liquidators makes its profits when other companies have lost theirs.  Read story

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By John Case |  Dec 1, 1985

Behind the headlines -- the news of last month's gross national products, the endless debates about industrial policy and protective tariffs, the stories ...  Read story

Managing from A to Z

By Leigh Buchanan |  Jan 1, 2002

Looking for a metaphor for business? As our A-to-Z compendium of similes and analogies will show, any metaphor you can think of has probably been used before.  Read story

Smokenders Kicked Its Bureaucratic Habits

By Susan E. Currier |  Oct 1, 1981

Founder Jacquelyn Rogers almost went bankrupt before new managers cut the company down to size.  Read story

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