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May 14, 2012
Three new books offer insights into the minds and spending habits of China’s middle classes
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Andrew Hill
May 10, 2012
Clayton Christensen’s ‘How Will You Measure Your Life’ is a guide to finding fulfilment both at work and at home
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Ravi Mattu
May 9, 2012
Traditional booksellers are fighting back
Lucy Kellaway
May 2, 2012
Julie Berebitsky’s ‘Sex and the Office’ takes a prim and proper peek at professional hanky-panky
Apr 25, 2012
Compelling biography of Simon Cowell
Apr 18, 2012
‘By Invitation Only’ is a jarring and superficial account of a start-up
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BUSINESS EDUCATION
Apr 16, 2012
Two business school professors reveal how women can avoid missing out on the top jobs
Apr 11, 2012
‘Reverse Innovation’ depends on heroic assumptions about emerging market progress
Philip Delves Broughton
Apr 4, 2012
‘The End of Leadership’ questions the value of teaching management
Mar 28, 2012
‘American Icon’ details Alan Mulally’s turnround of the US car company
Lucy Kellaway
Mar 21, 2012
In ‘The Power of Habit’, Charles Duhigg explains the mysteries of habitual behaviour
Ravi Mattu
Mar 14, 2012
‘Need, Greed and Speed’ is pitched as a manifesto for the power of humanity to solve its problems
Mar 7, 2012
‘Beyond Performance Management’ will challenge prejudices about management tools
Luke Johnson
Feb 29, 2012
Practical guide to living with a business junkie
Andrew Hill
Feb 22, 2012
Ideas about the future of capitalism that will enrage or enchant depending on your disposition
Andrew Hill
Feb 8, 2012
Comic-strip version of a business classic
Feb 1, 2012
‘The start-up of You’ suggests networking is more important than ever
Lucy Kellaway
Jan 25, 2012
‘World Changers’ shows big ideas may be easier to realise than small
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Jan 25, 2012
Idealistic ‘young leaders’ offer an insight into why people pursue MBAs
Jan 19, 2012
‘Inside Apple’ tries to get behind the success of the company - and how it can achieve it after Steve Jobs