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RAJIV GANDHI DISCOVERS SUPPLY-SIDE ECONOMICSIndia’s young, new prime minister has slashed tax rates, cut import duties and eliminated licensing restrictions in 25 industries. It’s an auspicious start toward economic liberalization, but will he see it through? |
JP Donlon | CEO Interviews , Leadership , Strategy | January 6 1985 |
The CEOs’ Choice“There are a lot of awards for a lot of reasons, but until now none from your peers,” said Roger [...] |
Chief Executive | CEO of the Year , Leadership , Marketing | July 1 1995 |
Glass Ceiling? So What?As a woman who entered the largely male economics profession some years ago, I am aware of the barriers women [...] |
Sally C. Pipes | Leadership & Strategy , Talent Management | October 23 1996 |
1999: Year of the Rabbit or Year of the Bear?As 1998 came to a close, the global economic news was getting worse. The U.S. economy, in its 93rd month [...] |
Michael W. Lynch | Strategy | March 1 1999 |
“Old Politics” in a New EconomyIt’s a standard election formula: Republicans run against Washington; Democrats run against Wall Street. Al Gore is right on script, [...] |
Sally C. Pipes | Strategy | August 1 2000 |
Charting a Course In a Sea of DemandsCHIEF executives are under intense pressure — whether from shareholders, environmental and labor activists or reinvigorated directors — to change [...] |
Chief Executive | Leadership | April 1 2002 |
Marketing by the NumbersAs a former chief marketing officer, I remember when the CMO job was thought to be a lot simpler. Essentially, [...] |
Keith Ferrazzi | Leadership | April 1 2002 |
The Global CEOOverseas experience is becoming a must on top executives’ résumés, according to this year’s Route to the Top. |
Justin Martin | Leadership | February 1 2004 |
Succession Planning: Still BrokenWhy many companies aren’t getting it right. |
Roger M. Kenny | Leadership | February 1 2004 |
Revolving DoorYOU MIGHT THINK that with a diminishing number of Enron-like scandals, the turnover in the corner office would be easing, [...] |
Chief Executive | Leadership | February 1 2004 |