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Capitalism can still do good
The authors of ‘Philanthrocapitalism’ believe in the innovative power of private cash to solve problems that public institutions cannot
Teams hold the key to a leader’s success
In a corporate world digging in for hard times ahead, a little bit of fellowship might go a long way, says The Secrets of CEOs
Don’t panic, but keep it urgent
Firmness of purpose, not frenzy, is required in the frenetically busy executive’s sense of urgency if change is going to be handled successfully
Best books shine in worst times
Amid enough market turmoil to upset the most insightful predictions, choosing the shortlist for 2008’s FT/Goldman Sachs award was challenging
When marketing doesn’t matter
‘Relevance’ says brands need to rediscover their pertinence, which means they need better insight, innovation, investment, design and, of course, outstanding value
Business of missed opportunities
In ‘Tuned In’, three marketing consultants examine why big companies routinely overlook new opportunities that are apparently staring them in the face
Authors race to keep up
The book prize titles outline the five levels of influence, the six disciplines of world class chairmen and the seven commandments of stock investing, among others
Keeping up with the times
The FT/Goldman Sachs Business Book of the Year Award titles are a lagging indicator of the hottest topics in finance
The strategy missing link
The Execution Premium argues to link strategic planning and strategy execution can give companies a competitive advantage
When push comes to shove
‘Nudge’ suggests people are more likely to do what is right if they are nudged in the right direction than if they are left to their own devices or told what to do
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