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Disney's Drop The recent fall in its stock price says less about the company's prospects than about bull market jitters.	James Surowiecki	May 29, 1998	Motley Fool, The
The Man With the Bandwidth John Malone's cable gamble could soon pay off.	James Surowiecki	May 22, 1998	Motley Fool, The
The Daimler-Chrysler Collision Another merger in search of that elusive synergy	James Surowiecki	May 15, 1998	Motley Fool, The
Murdoch at the Bat Why corporate ownership is good for baseball.	James Surowiecki	May 08, 1998	Motley Fool, The
The New Japanese Mythology By forgetting what we've learned from Toyota and Sony in the past, we may be overestimating our strength for the future.	James Surowiecki	May 01, 1998	Motley Fool, The
Mindless Merging Forget the facts. Today's acquisition-minded CEOs just want to make headlines.	James Surowiecki	Apr 24, 1998	Motley Fool, The
Dark Days at Sunbeam CEO Al Dunlap knows how to cut costs--but not how to build a company's future.	James Surowiecki	Apr 17, 1998	Motley Fool, The
Big Tobacco's Self-Immolation The industry doggedly pursued its doom through lying and stock-price obsession.	James Surowiecki	Apr 10, 1998	Motley Fool, The
Buy This Ad Agency! The one thing today's advertising execs can't seem to brand is themselves.	James Surowiecki	Apr 03, 1998	Motley Fool, The
Exit Andy Grove A great CEO is one whose company can do without him.	James Surowiecki	Mar 29, 1998	Motley Fool, The
The Planet Hollywood Syndrome When mediocre food joints and crippled airlines still fly on Wall Street, ya gotta kinda worry ...	James Surowiecki	Mar 27, 1998	Motley Fool, The
The Internet-Stock Bubble Why the bulls of Wall Street charged Web-based stocks this month--and then fled in panic.	James Surowiecki	Mar 20, 1998	Motley Fool, The
Caterpillar's Crawl to Control When it comes to beating unions, companies--and Wall Street--can be very, very patient.	James Surowiecki	Mar 13, 1998	Motley Fool, The
The Dell Factor You can't make CEOs perform like real owner-managers just by overloading them with stock options.	James Surowiecki	Mar 06, 1998	Motley Fool, The
Airline Deregulation's Fair-Weather Friends The last thing the major airlines want is real competition.	James Surowiecki	Feb 27, 1998	Motley Fool, The
What Psychic Friends Failed to Foresee Nowadays, what makes a company successful rarely keeps it successful.	James Surowiecki	Feb 20, 1998	Motley Fool, The
Viacom's Shortsighted Search for Synergy Amassing media properties doesn't build value--especially when the entertainment field itself is in decline.	James Surowiecki	Feb 13, 1998	Motley Fool, The
The Taming of the Barbarians How a rapacious leveraged-buyout firm became a positive force in the corporate economy.	James Surowiecki	Feb 06, 1998	Motley Fool, The
The Commoditization Conundrum It isn't pure competition but the fear of it that drives companies to compete.	James Surowiecki	Jan 30, 1998	Motley Fool, The
The Asian About-Face Suddenly the region's fondest admirers don't love it anymore.	James Surowiecki	Jan 23, 1998	Motley Fool, The
The Stock Spinners Bribes from investment banks to corporate clients are worse than unfair--they're inefficient.	James Surowiecki	Jan 16, 1998	Motley Fool, The
The Financial-News Fad Is America really interested in business--or just in buzz?	James Surowiecki	Jan 09, 1998	Motley Fool, The
Toy Story Toy Story	James Surowiecki	Dec 26, 1997	Motley Fool, The
Kodak's Blurry Focus Unlike Motorola, the company relied on courts to fight its trade battles.	James Surowiecki	Dec 19, 1997	Motley Fool, The
OPEC's Oil Shock Technology--and futures traders--have freed world supplies from the cartel's grasp.	James Surowiecki	Dec 12, 1997	Motley Fool, The

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