Business leaders call for more crisis leadership
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DAVOS, Switzerland  - Business leaders appealed for more leadership from U.S. and other central banks to head off an economic downturn on Wednesday, with some accusing policy makers of losing their grip and their nerve.
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For the executives being honored at Computerworld&#8217;s Premier 100 IT Leaders Conference, crises and other career-defining moments pose challenges but also create leadership opportunities.
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Many top executives have urged the rollback of laws passed in the wake of the Enron and WorldCom scandals.
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Lawmakers have asked the top executives of NYSE Group, what will be done about any technical problems that contributed to Tuesdayâs steep stock drop.
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Project management processes can be used to manage crises.
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How to avoid a post-holiday meltdown and keep momentum going for customers and employees.
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BRITAIN&#39;S largest financial institutions are being urged to take lead roles in lawsuits seeking hundreds of millions of dollars from the scandal-struck US insurance industry.
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Businesses should lead philanthropic efforts, Microsoft chief tells economic summit.
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This week's World Conference on Disaster Management bought together security managers from all areas of government and commerce. Among those faced with unique challenges in case of trouble: the people in charge of getting the juice to the rest of us.
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Exploring the upheaval in Corporate America and why CEOs have become an endangered species.
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Standards chief calls for more transparency to repair the damage done to public confidence
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Executives urged to quit over risks that took lender to the brink of collapse.
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America risks losing its leadership of the global economy if government and industry fail to make changes that encourage innovation, a panel of leading executives and university presidents say in a study to be released today.
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DAVOS, Switzerland  - Business leaders rattled by a slump in global markets appealed to the U.S. and other central banks on Wednesday to get a grip on the global economy and some accused them of losing their nerve.
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Business & money: Government to get tough with bidders for Northern Rock during crisis meetings
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N the wake of the corporate governance scandals of the last several years, chief executives must make changes to rebuild their stature as leaders, says Andrea Redmond, co-leader of the
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General Motors Corp. chairman and chief executive G. Richard Wagoner Jr. called on corporate and government leaders to find "some serious medicine" for the nation's ailing health system.