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Title	Date published
Leveraging Customer Analytics: The Airline Industry	2016-10-25
A Consumer Psychologist Looks at Why Customers Buy	2016-10-25
Can Israel Expand Its Startup Culture To Nearby Regions?	2016-10-24
Overly Ambitious or Lackluster? Trump and Clinton Tax Plans Struggle to Meet Realities	2016-10-21
How Strong Stakeholder Bonds Can Help Firms Avoid a Crisis	2016-10-20
The ’Gatekeeper’ Who Ran FDR’s White House	2016-10-20
’Grit’: Why Talent Needs Drive to Succeed	2016-10-20
Whose Tax Plan Is Best?	2016-10-17
How Can China Improve Its National Brand?	2016-10-17
How Target and Amazon Are Changing the Rules of Retailing	2016-10-14
Baseball Bias and Decision-making	2016-10-13
Who Was the Worst U.S. President Ever?	2016-10-12
Why Women Pay More for Mortgages	2016-10-12
Leveraging Customer Analytics: The Insurance Industry	2016-10-11
Management 101: The Marriage of Strategy and Leadership	2016-10-11
How Countries Are Missing Great Marketing Opportunities	2016-10-07
Can Brexit Be Achieved with Minimal Damage?	2016-10-07
Does the Aetna Pullout Mean Obamacare Is in Trouble?	2016-10-06
Climate Change Could Sink Two Million Homes: Why Few Take Note	2016-10-06
Got Rage? How to Channel Workplace Anger Constructively	2016-10-05

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