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Getting a Handle on the SituationOver the past few months, I’ve been reading a lot about unusual new titles that American corporations have been developing [...] |
Joe Queenan | June 1 1997 | |
Come Out SmokingOne of the harsh truths of the marketplace is that an advertising strategy that works for one product will not [...] |
Joe Queenan | May 1 1997 | |
Take the PointsThere is nothing in the corporate world more depressing than a stock price that resolutely refuses to move out of [...] |
Joe Queenan | April 27 1997 | |
Grueling ExperiencesIn the next five years, a new survey shows, Americans will increase their consumer electronics purchases by a whopping 17 [...] |
Joe Queenan | March 1 1997 | |
Dog Eat DogA recent issue of Forbes magazine carried a fascinating article about unusual perks that American corporations are using to lure, [...] |
Joe Queenan | January 1 1997 | |
Mr. Holland’s OpusI have always been an ardent admirer of companies whose CEOs know how to keep their mouths shut. That is, [...] |
Joe Queenan | December 1 1996 | |
Free At LastThe genius of capitalism is not so much its ability to invent new products and services as it is to [...] |
Joe Queenan | November 1 1996 | |
Techie Tit For TatOn April 7, 1996, Dutch Ghana became the first country in the world to execute a private-sector employee for a [...] |
Joe Queenan | October 1 1996 | |
Turning Over A New Leaf BlowerAnyone even vaguely familiar with the world of personal computers knows two things about the industry:1. Today’s cutting-edge product will be [...] |
Joe Queenan | September 1 1996 | |
When Bad News Is GoodLast May, I read a newspaper article entitled “Somber Reunion for Harvard’s Law Class of ’85.” The article, written in [...] |
Joe Queenan | July 1 1996 |