Strategy & Management

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Entrepreneur November 2002 David Worrell	Why Should You Take the Fall? A big client's bankruptcy shouldn't mean life or death for your business. Insure yourself with a UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) filing.
Entrepreneur November 2002 C.J. Prince	There's No Hiding It All the cool companies are expensing their options. Can your business survive without that extra earnings padding?
Entrepreneur November 2002 Mark Henricks	Now You Know Competitive intelligence should be moving up your list of entrepreneurial priorities.
Fast Company November 2002 Bill Breen	David Rockwell Has a Lot of Nerve This was the year that business lost its nerve. But David Rockwell, the design visionary behind some of New York's hottest restaurants, the Academy Awards theater, and even the sets for the Broadway smash Hairspray, keeps on taking chances -- and building great spaces with a point of view.
Fast Company November 2002 Fara Warner	Finbarr O'Neill Is Not a Car Guy How the CEO of Hyundai Motor America, a corporate lawyer by training, engineered the most unlikely turnaround in the auto business -- and kicked Hyundai into gear.
Fast Company November 2002 Polly LaBarre	Keith Yamashita Wants to Reinvent Your Company He may be the most influential consultant you've never heard of. He's certainly one of the most creative. And his new ideas about strategy are powering a number of high-profile change efforts -- including Carly Fiorina's campaign to transform Hewlett-Packard.
Fast Company November 2002 Keith H. Hammonds	Harry Kraemer's Moment of Truth In an era when the business section read like the police blotter, the CEO of medical products and pharmaceutical company Baxter International faced a tough ethical dilemma. And he did something noteworthy: He actually did the right thing.
Fast Company November 2002 Scott Kirsner	Stelios Makes Growth Look Easy Stelios Haji-Ioannou, known throughout Europe by his first name, provides cheap travel for the masses. His formula for business success? It's easy -- as in easyJet, easyCar, even easyCinema. Just slash costs, maximize publicity, and "sweat the assets."
Fast Company November 2002 Linda Tischler	Can Kevin Rollins Find the Soul of Dell? The president of the computer world's most relentless competitor is urging his colleagues to ask and answer a soul-searching question: What does it mean to be a great company?
Fast Company November 2002	Fast Talk: Tough Sell The fastest way to get a solid bottom line is to deliver results on the top line. Which means there's nothing more urgent -- or these days, more trying -- than making the sale. Here's what it takes.
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