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The newly appointed CEO of Carrefour, M. Georges Plassat, has given himself three years to rebalance the Carrefour Group. ...

Former McKinsey & Company head and Goldman and Procter & Gamble board member Rajat Gupta has been convicted of securities fraud...

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There is a good article in The Economist, June 9th, 2012 about expert advice. The article provides evidence that such advice...

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