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The Lean, Mean World |
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| Wal-Mart��셲 business model is deceptively simple: It sells a wide variety of products at the lowest price in any market it enters. It can sell at the lowest price because it relentlessly drives down its costs via scale-related economies. |
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Rampant E-Mail Stock |
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| For as long as equities markets have existed, there have been ��쐓tock scams.��� Or put more generally, ever since there have been rules, there have been people willing to break them. |
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Mr. Grandmom |
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| The Baby Boom generation used to warn against trusting anyone over 30. By the 1970s, however, many of them were parents themselves, and moreover, the men of this generation were playing a larger role in the lives of their children than their own fathers had in their lives. |
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Learning to Learn fr |
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| Everyone hates to make mistakes. And yet, almost everyone would agree with the statement ��쐌istakes provide valuable learning opportunities.��� |
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The Skyscraper Boom |
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| In 1885, the Home Insurance Building was completed in downtown Chicago. At 10 stories high, it was then the tallest building in the world. |
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