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Long term successful companies Disrupt their Lock-ins – those behaviors, decision-making practices and policies that keep the company doing what it always did.
Both Microsoft and Wal-Mart were great companies. They made huge differences as leaders in their industries.
the value of having friends hosting TV shows was clear. Sears went from $30 to nearly $200/share on the strength of Cramer's chronic recommendation.
The old "S" curve is nearing its peak, while the emerging "S" curve – that started in the 1980s with Genentech – is coming of age and entering the fast upward slope of the new "S" curve
Yahoo! does not need "more of the same." Yahoo! needs to adapt to the technology requirements necessary to succeed in on-line ad placement.
The easiest thing Mr. Zander could have done was increase the already extensive layoffs. Analysts and investors were all calling for more reductions
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