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- Our financial+industrial system
- Investment markets
- description
- fact and opinion
- Banking and financial activity
- EMI and Guy Hands
- Family companies perform best - Credit Suisse makes a surprising discovery, but misses the main point
- Fear and awe of financial markets
- How pension funds can destroy companies
- In praise of Alan Greenspan
- Investment - Short term Gain, Long term Pain
- Investors performance - luck or judgement
- Loss of confidence in the Financial Services Industry
- Private Equity investors should keep away from science, technology or creative enterprises - The Great Terra Firma & EMI disaster
- Private equity is 'A superior model of capitalism' Some things to think about
- Responsible investment
- The City - a cuckoo in britains nest
- The City abandons investment for speculation
- The City doesn't like investing in technology
- The personality of the financial markets
- Value extraction, not value creation
- summary
- Top management
- Collusion
- Leadership
- description
- fact and opinion
- Give Governance to the Bureaucrats - Let's hear it for inspired, committed Leadership
- Fame, celebrity, ego, stardom - the poisened chalice for corporate leaders
- Management from Mars, the new corporate strategy
- Management from Mars 2, the National Health Service
- Practising top management 1 - assessing their performance
- Practising top management 2 - Strategies
- Practising top management 3 - deal-making versus business and organisation building - what works better
- Practising top management 4 - Creation or destruction
- Rentokil 1 - a tale of our times
- Rentokil 2 - How not to manage a turnaround
- Rover - A case of incompetent leadership
- The Marks and Spencer epic - Part 1, false start
- The Marks and Spencer epic - Part 2, Another false start
- The Marks and Spencer epic - Part 3, Rose and Company get started
- The Marks and Spencer epic - Part 4, Good news!
- summary
- Reward
- FTSE 100
- Government and politicians
- Investment markets
- Consequences
- Decline
- description
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- fact and opinion
- Britain can do very well without high technology companies
- England's world cup disaster
- Fatal flaws - inability to foster economic collaboration
- New mini
- Public services, private swindles
- Renewable energy - a shameful indictment
- The mess we are in
- Those who the Gods wish to destroy, they first make mad
- Why Britain and America are vitally disadvantaged in the post-crash world
- fact and opinion2
- summary
- summary2
- Cannon fodder
- fact and opinion
- A Short history of UK Pensions and Savings
- Behind the Turner Report - rarely mentioned facts
- Farepak - not an isolated incident - just big business as usual
- Financial services industry malpractice
- National pensions savings scheme - the financial services industry goes apoplectic
- Notable Facts about UK Society - the state we are in
- Now we know where they're coming from - investors don't care about people
- People are our most important asset - like hell they are
- The Issues behind Tax Avoidance - a Question of Morality
- What about the workers. A socio-economic profile of contemporary Britain
- Whatever became of the envy of the world
- summary
- fact and opinion
- Reform
- description
- fact and opinion
- Assessing the performance of nations - GDP per head is inadequate and inaccurate
- Free market economics
- How to improve Corporate performance
- Inequality, social cohesion and social capital
- Markets, men and morals
- Spreading the True Faith
- The strange minds of ardent free marketeers
- Understand the theories behind free-market fundamentalism, are they sound, do they work
- summary
- The future
- Whats happening in the UK economy
- Decline
- The future
- Resources
- Guides, questionnaires and cases
- The Redland case introduction
- The Redland case - Part one
- The Redland case - Part two
- The Redland case - Part three
- The Redland case - Post Mortem
- The Redland case - tutors' notes
- A guide to understanding change strategies
- M&A 1. Understanding the pitfalls
- M&A 2. Essential planning and preparation
- M&A 3. Practical guidance
- Private Equity - Important Research
- Understanding high performance organisations
- Understanding successful companies - corporate healthcheck
- Reading and research
- Poll results
- Previous polls
- CEO's - we must search the world and pay what it takes to get the 'best of the best'
- British companies are the most productive in Europe
- Tony Blair's behaviour towards the City represents a cringing appeasement of the rich and powerful
- Britain can do well without high technology companies
- People must be de-motivated to know that their leaders are highly rewarded for serving the interests of external bodies
- Most positive investment performance is due to luck, not skill
- The U.S. level of job creation from 2000 to 2003 vs that of the Eurozone
- The government ought to get smarter at supporting UK industry
- Good Regulation is a Hallmark of a Developed Economy
- US vs Euro-Scandinavian markets
- Public service under investment
- Stock market disciplines
- Regulation
- Wit and wisdom
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- After the meltdown
- Another daft appointment
- Barefaced hypocricy... Brown and Cameron slam the financial markets
- Blackmail, deceit and bullying
- Can anti-bank protestors overcome establishment
- Change driven by dogma and inexperience
- Enterprise Rules
- Green shoot of hope - Unilever chief slams City
- In praise of Canada
- Lucy Kellaway - capitalism
- Manifesto for change 2009
- news
- Politicians hope shareholders will discipline managers. This is a cowardly cop-out and will not work
- Prince Charles' speech
- Richard Lambert - Market fundamentalism may be dead
- Saving Capitalism from its own excesses
- The battle for the future of the world - will market fundamentalism win
- UK National Health Service is in danger from political zealots
- What is to be done