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Leading an $11 Billion Firm
Know your own weaknesses and find ways to let others tell you
what's bothering them are two pieces of advice from Tim Ling,
MBA '89, president and COO of Unocal.
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E Conference Set February 21
Eric Schmidt, chairman and CEO of Google, will be the keynote
speaker for the Business School's annual Entrepreneurship
Conference.
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When is it Smart to Sell the Factory and Outsource?
Should your company keep control of its supply chain and
manufacturing facilities when it needs to expand — and risk
getting stuck with expensive capacity it can't use? Or should
it outsource? Researchers take on the build vs. buy dilemma.
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EXECUTIVE EDUCATION
Credit Risk: Pricing and Risk Management
April 18-23
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Negotiation and Influence Strategies
April 4-9
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Market Design
Markets for electricity, greenhouse-gas reductions, defense
procurement, Treasury bills, and fishery conservation
illustrate the use of modern microeconomics in government
policy. In addition, China's economy-wide reforms illustrate
the limits of such theory.
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Mutual Fund Industry Scandal
Jackson Library has compiled a bibliography of recent news
articles dealing with the debate over mutual fund management,
market timing, and related issues.
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Accounting in the Wake of Scandal
Lecture by Prof. Mary Barth
CD Rom available for purchase.
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