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“Sustainable selling” can help guarantee a long-term win-win for corporation and client, though it takes a shift from today’s short-term, cynical sales mentality.
The road less traveled for international capitalism would be a alignment toward long-term performance.
Erika Karp, W'85, Managing Director and Head of Global Sector Research at UBS Investment Bank, writes about Lady Gaga and successful investing strategies.
In seeking strong financial returns for the long run, though, the short-term strategies that seem so prevalent today might undermine the efforts of an investor. I argue that we can learn a lot about successful investing from Lady Gaga.
Something as simple as a hammer and a nail can provide insight on long-term investing.
In considering the extraordinary complexity of the intersection of politics, policy and economics, it might be instructive to consider the works of both Aristotle and Adam Smith.
In the world of business and finance, to establish truly sustainable business models and lasting competitive advantage, diversity must be recognized as an economic imperative.
In light of the tragic events unfolding in Japan and across the world this past week, it seemed appropriate to revisit another recent crisis as we look to find a way forward.
