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Thanks from Baghdad
Visiting this clinic has been the highlight of my experience in Iraq, and donations from my fellow EMBA students will help an Iraqi medical staff give their fellow citizens free medical treatment three days a week.
With This Plan, Everyone Wins
An inventive method for reducing prescription noncompliance wins this year’s Outrageous Business Plan Competition.
Who Said Accounting Wasn’t Fair?
As many companies file their financial results this year, they will face the challenge of implementing FASB’s new 800-pound gorilla: recording assets and liabilities at fair value.
Rajat Gupta: The Personal Side of Leadership
Last week, Rajat Gupta outlined six key personal-leadership principles for the CBS community. Can you envision truly putting these into practice in your own life?
The Midas Touch
The ability to see change before it happens — or to imagine change and create it — can result in billions of dollars. Can it be taught?
PE or VC: What's in a Name?
Before working at a venture capital company, I tried for years to figure out how to quickly determine if something is a venture capital investment or a private equity investment.
How to Win Friends and Influence People
After the first flight arrived at BA’s new Terminal 5 at Heathrow, everything went downhill.
MBA Advice from the Oracle of Omaha
On March 21 I flew to Omaha — along with 150 of my classmates — to meet Warren Buffett, MS ’51, a man I have admired (some friends would say fanatically idolized) for close to 15 years.
Is It a Lie or a Rationalization?
Human beings are incredibly good at coming up with rationalizations for doing that which is expedient.