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June 24, 2013 The Business-Friendly Legislature Known as SCOTUS By Justin Fox Decision making: Ideology rules the Supreme Court. And that just might be OK.

Entrepreneurship Should You Write a Book? by John Butman A book is a great credential, but that doesn't mean you should write one. Organizational culture We Took a Vote. You're Fired. by Gretchen Gavett From companies without bosses to Instagram's new video capabilities, this week's scouting report on provocative ideas for business. Economy The Great Dereliction by Umair Haque Today's leaders are failing on a massive scale. So when will the next generation step up? Talent management New Research: Where the Talent Wars Are Hottest by Boris Groysberg and Deborah Bell A recent global poll shows the countries and industries where hiring is about to surge. Risk management Cyber Security in the Internet of Things by Christopher J. Rezendes and W. David Stephenson Every enterprise will be affected by the Internet of Things (IoT), the growing phenomenon by which not only people, but... Getting buy-in Big Acquisitions Can Fall Apart Over Tiny Details by Freek Vermeulen and Ashraf Zaman When we identify with our jobs, even small cultural changes become a big deal. Negotiating When You're Trying to Persuade, Consider the Seating Arrangement by Andrew O'Connell Seating arrangements affect fundamental human needs. Procter & Gamble The Black Swans Circling P&G by Grant McCracken Five megatrends that threaten the megacorporation.

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