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AMERICA'S ORIGINAL HUCKSTER - A Barnum biography reveals the man who gave marketing new meaning.
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CASTING OFF: THREE WHO DID IT RIGHT - A growing number of men and women are letting go of one career as they reach out for the next one more lucrative and better suited to their ta...
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ARE YOU SMART ENOUGH TO KEEP YOUR JOB? - In an age of teamwork and fluid careers, IQ alone doesn't cut it anymore. Empathy--seeing life as others see it--is just as essential to su...
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In Search of Suckers - A growing army of Tom Peters wannabes are making millions peddling advice to managers.
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Maybe You Need a Bigger Jet -
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YOU'RE SO VAIN - American men, refusing to age gracefully, are spending USD 9.5 billion a year on face-lifts, hairpieces, makeup--and some things you wouldn't believe.
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WHY THE FORTUNE 50 CLUB GETS NO RESPECT FROM CONSPIRACY BUFFS
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1995
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GLOBAL--OR JUST GLOBALONEY?
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1994
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ENTREPRENEURS - Marketing his own passions, Marvin Shanken bucked conventional wisdom. He struck gold - and a lode of ego gratification.
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IT'S A BIRD! IT'S A PLANE! IT'S A FLOP!
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1994
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