Finance & Investing

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1.	A 12-Step Recovery Program to Break from the Pack—Step 1: First, Admit You're a Commodity By Oren Harari Jul 20, 2007 Inspire your people to do extraordinary, break-from-the-pack things.
2.	A 12-Step Recovery Program to Break from the Pack—Step 10: Team Up with Aliens By Oren Harari Sep 21, 2007 Don't ignore the breakthroughs that are occurring outside of your industry.
3.	A 12-Step Recovery Program to Break from the Pack—Step 11: Lead From the Middle By Oren Harari Sep 28, 2007 You have a lot more power than you think you do.
4.	A 12-Step Recovery Program to Break from the Pack—Step 12: Know When to Hold, Know When to Fold By Oren Harari Oct 5, 2007 One of the most important attributes of a great leader is to know when to leave.
5.	A 12-Step Recovery Program to Break from the Pack—Step 2: Take a Risk on Risk By Oren Harari Jul 27, 2007 Do you need to reassess risk and then take a prudent risk on risk?
6.	A 12-Step Recovery Program to Break from the Pack—Step 3: Set "The Way" By Oren Harari Aug 3, 2007 To lead the pack, you must define The Way for your organization.
7.	A 12-Step Recovery Program to Break from the Pack—Step 4: Believe That Customers Are More Important Than Investors and Employees By Oren Harari Aug 10, 2007 You must help make your customers, very, very happy.
8.	A 12-Step Recovery Program to Break from the Pack—Step 5: Unleash Talented Maniacs By Oren Harari Aug 17, 2007 Liberate people to achieve the extraordinary goals you've set.
9.	A 12-Step Recovery Program to Break from the Pack—Step 6: Rev Up Your Base By Oren Harari Aug 24, 2007 Here are three courses of action to guarantee that your people will get on board.
10.	A 12-Step Recovery Program to Break from the Pack—Step 7: Get Personally Engaged By Oren Harari Aug 31, 2007 Truly engaged leaders want to smell and feel the business, not simply attend to it from afar.
11.	A 12-Step Recovery Program to Break from the Pack—Step 8: Lead from a Glass House By Oren Harari Sep 7, 2007 Everyone in an organization is a boss-watcher; act accordingly.
12.	A 12-Step Recovery Program to Break from the Pack—Step 9: Honor a Minimal Number of Priorities By Oren Harari Sep 14, 2007 The fewer priorities you have, the more likely you'll be able to honor them.
13.	A 360º Look at the Subprime Mortgage Implosion By Mark Zandi Jul 15, 2008 The subprime financial crisis is the decade's #1 financial story. What happened?
14.	A Crash Course in Commodities By Carley Garner Dec 27, 2012 Carley Garner discusses the establishment and evolution of commodities markets, including commodities exchanges, futures contracts, and commodity options.
15.	A Crash Course in Commodities By Carley Garner Jan 13, 2010 Carley Garner explains the origin and evolution of commodities markets.
16.	A Great Time to Break into Real Estate? By William J. Poorvu May 5, 2008 Despite stormy conditions, this might be the perfect time to break into real estate.
17.	A Guide to Elder Planning: Asset Protection By Steve Weisman Jan 17, 2013 This chapter explains how to protect your assets from lawsuits, divorce, and other catastrophers. It covers insurance, prenuptial agreements, bank accounts, trusts, homestead protection, fraudulent conveyances, assets protected by law, joint ownership, tenancy by the entirety, and family limited partnerships.
18.	A Philosophy for Developing Products and Services for the Bottom of the Pyramid By C.K. Prahalad Sep 23, 2009 C.K. Prahalad introduces the concept that in order to provide products and services to the market at the Bottom of the Pyramid (BOP) you must challenge assumptions that you have developed over a long period of time.
19.	A Pragmatist's Guide to Leveraged Finance: Credit Analysis for Bonds and Bank Debt By Robert S. Kricheff Feb 29, 2012 In this introduction to his book, Robert S. Kricheff discusses what the market is, how companies become part of the leveraged finance market, unique aspects of leveraged finance credit analysis, and the two starting points of credit analysis.
20.	A Process for Analyzing Stocks on Your Own By Harry Domash Jan 17, 2003 Harry Domash describes his approach for finding, researching, and analyzing potential investments, based on sound principles that are practiced by market-beating money managers.

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