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Articles for September 2007

Take note: fortunes can go down as well as up
Sun, 30th Sep 2007
There's little in business that hasn't been seen before. Wait long enough and the cycle will come round.

Many happy socio-technical returns, Tavistock
Sun, 23rd Sep 2007
The Tavi's influence has always been way out of proportion to its size.

Small companies prosper by travelling light
Sun, 16th Sep 2007
LIKE BIRDS that forage on the back of rhinos, a key success factor for small firms is the ability to move smartly to avoid being crushed by giant competitors or customers

Listen. It's GE's secret for a successful marriage
Sun, 2nd Sep 2007
Most acquisitions fail. But some serial acquirers succeed time and time again. Why?