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Delivering Energy SecurityI feel stupid, and I am angry. The stupidity is collective; the anger is personal. I am angry because I [...] |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Green Business , Uncommon Wisdom | January 16 2008 |
The Gulf’s Financial Tidal WaveI write from Riyadh, near the center of Saudi Arabia, having driven across the Saudi desert following meetings and a [...] |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | December 7 2007 | |
The Making of a U.S. CEOWhat can business executives learn from political candidates? |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Election Center | October 29 2007 |
Thwarting Anti – AmericanismAnti-Americanism is a potent phenomenon in the world, and business executives as much as political leaders need to appreciate its [...] |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | September 10 2007 | |
Deconstructing COMPENSATIONWhy who is worth what. |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | CEO Compensation | July 23 2007 |
Winning China’s Coming Class StruggleBecause China’s growth hasn’t floated all boats, investors who can address problems resulting from unequal wealth distribution have a powerful opportunity-and the active support of the country’s leaders. |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | June 4 2007 | |
A World Too Tightly WiredThat a drop in the Shanghai Stock Market could trigger a worldwide sell-off exposes, I now believe, a deeper and [...] |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | April 12 2007 | |
A Philosophy of Investment BankingInvestment banking is the business of money. Its primary purpose is to link users of capital with providers of capital, [...] |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Corporate Finance , Leadership & Strategy | April 3 2007 |
How to Use Investment BankersNotwithstanding all talk about their gargantuan bonuses, investment bankers evince no chagrin about the fees they charge. They unabashedly retort [...] |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Corporate Finance , Leadership & Strategy | April 3 2007 |
How Investment Bankers ThinkJust to survive, investment bankers must be both smart and savvy, and to prosper they must be extraordinarily smart and [...] |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Leadership , Strategy | March 9 2007 |