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Friday, February 27, 2009
Peggy Noonan Says Barack Obama Begins to Look Presidential - WSJ.com
Peggy Noonan Says Barack Obama Begins to Look Presidential - WSJ.com: "Anyway, it was in there somewhere that he became the president. And it wasn't just bearing or dignity, which he has by nature, it was more mysterious. He put on the cloak."
Peggy Noonan Says Barack Obama Begins to Look Presidential - WSJ.com
Peggy Noonan Says Barack Obama Begins to Look Presidential - WSJ.com: "Anyway, it was in there somewhere that he became the president. And it wasn't just bearing or dignity, which he has by nature, it was more mysterious. He put on the cloak."
Peggy Noonan Says Barack Obama Begins to Look Presidential - WSJ.com
Peggy Noonan Says Barack Obama Begins to Look Presidential - WSJ.com: "Anyway, it was in there somewhere that he became the president. And it wasn't just bearing or dignity, which he has by nature, it was more mysterious. He put on the cloak."
Peggy Noonan Says Barack Obama Begins to Look Presidential - WSJ.com
Peggy Noonan Says Barack Obama Begins to Look Presidential - WSJ.com: "Anyway, it was in there somewhere that he became the president. And it wasn't just bearing or dignity, which he has by nature, it was more mysterious. He put on the cloak."
Why Good Managers Make Bad Decisions - WSJ.com
Why Good Managers Make Bad Decisions - WSJ.com: "People need to recognize that we are biased in every single situation. There's no such thing as objectivity."
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Repairing Brand India - WSJ.com
Repairing Brand India - WSJ.com: "Yet Satyam was ever-present, like the awkward relative misbehaving in the corner of the room. Nandan Nilekani, co-chairman of Infosys, couldn't even bring himself to say the word.
He referred to it instead as the 'episode in Hyderabad' then credited the government for moving swiftly to replace the company's board and conduct criminal investigations. He also pooh-poohed the idea that the matter may languish in the courts without a convincing conclusion."
He referred to it instead as the 'episode in Hyderabad' then credited the government for moving swiftly to replace the company's board and conduct criminal investigations. He also pooh-poohed the idea that the matter may languish in the courts without a convincing conclusion."
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