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Book Review: Harvard Business Review: Winning Negotiations

Authors: Various Publisher” Harvard Business Review Press Book Review by: Nano Khilnani Another compilation of excellent articles from Harvard Business Review, this book focuses on the often difficult art of negotiation. If the decades-long intransigence of the warring entities in the Middle East region gives you any idea of how hard the process of negotiation is in the peace process, then this book can help you look at the obstacles you face before you start meeting with the people you’re trying to make deals with. Often, we simply assume that the other party wants this thing or the other....

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Clinton’s Slippery Use of Facts Last Night on Obama’s Dubious Debt-Reduction Plan, Essentially a Budget Gimmick that Uses ‘Fake Money’

Posted by Glenn Kessler – The Washington Post Whew. In a previous life, The Fact Checker covered the Clinton White House and always marveled at Bill Clinton’s speechifying, his apparent command of policy and his sometimes slippery use of the facts. We are going to offer an initial take on some of his claims — and those of other Democrats — and then may come back to others in the coming days. Everyone needs to get some sleep. “He [Obama] has offered a reasonable plan of $4 trillion in debt reduction over a decade. For every $2.5 trillion in...

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As Democrats’ Convention Gets Underway, US Debt Surpasses $16 Trillion!

Under Obama, US debt has increased by $5.4 trillion from $10.6 trillion to current level, an increase of 51% By Sam Rolley – USLiberty.com Sept 05, 2012 – On Tuesday, the Democratic National Convention got under way as a historical landmark in American history took place: U.S. debt reached $16 trillion. The debt racked up by American leaders represents 105 percent of the nation’s gross domestic product, making it larger than the entire economy. Currently the GDP of the U.S. is $15.3 trillion. The national debt has tripled under the previous two Presidential administrations. Under President Bush, the debt...

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Fool Me Twice ranks 8th in the U.S. among bestselling nonfiction books

Book unveiling Obama’s 2nd term agenda tops bestseller charts The No. 8 nonfiction book in the country this week is “Fool Me Twice,” according to the prestigious Publishers Weekly bestseller list. The book, by Aaron Klein and Brenda J. Elliott, purports to unveil the specific policy prescriptions and plans President Obama will attempt to enact during a second term if he is reelected in November. The full title is “Fool Me Twice: Obama’s Shocking Plans for the Next Four Years Exposed.” The work has been on the New York Times bestseller list since its release earlier this month. “Fool...

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Book Review: Harvard Business Review: Reinvent Your Marketing

Authors: Various Publisher” Harvard Business Review Press Book Review by: Nano Khilnani This book is part of a series of collections of articles previously published in the Harvard Business Review. The articles in this work touch upon various aspects of marketing, reflecting thoughts of various experts on the subject that provide you ideas, strategies and plans to make your marketing efforts more fruitful. Among the articles are Rethinking Marketing by Roland T. Rust, Christine Moorman and Gaurav Bhalla. In it, the authors point out that mass marketing, which has been practiced for decades, has now been replaced by developing...

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