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Briefings Magazine
Apr 2012
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In the next five years, more than 200 new airports will be built in Asia Pacific, and 140,000 hotel rooms will be added. (1)...
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Apr 2012
In a world bursting with information, customers, ironically, are feeling more distant than ever from the companies with which they do business....
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Apr 2012
Not so long ago, American men who wanted to become bicycle frame builders would serve apprenticeships in England or Italy to learn from the...
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Apr 2012
“I hadn’t been intending to run another company at that time,” Walker recalls. “But the opportunity here was so potentially...
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Apr 2012
“They were running out of some important biotechnology drugs,” said Mazen Darwazah, vice chairman of Hikma Pharmaceuticals and former CEO...
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Apr 2012
Some eons ago, man looked up from the Edenic swamps and beheld woman, and she was different. It took the bicycle industry about a million years to...
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Apr 2012
Formula One’s growing global fan base, estimated at perhaps half a billion worldwide and expanding in places such as India and Abu Dhabi,...
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Mar 2012
In all likelihood, any one of the many Linked-In books can tell the reader how to create a profile, establish a network and make the most of the site...
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Mar 2012
How, then, can leaders, in the words of Pierre Casse, a professor at the Moscow School of Management Skolkovo, “create an environment open to...
Briefings Magazine
Mar 2012
After a McKinsey and Company audit recommended that Condé Nast reduce its spending by 25 percent, many wondered how far the cuts would go and...