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Turn Your Spare Space into Serious Cash provides an unvarnished picture of what to expect and step-by-step instructions for succeeding in your new venture.

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This text is intended to provide a guide for American companies to enter and succeed in the German market. It examines the scope of US-German business and reviews topics such as: gross domestic product; accounting and tax laws; anti-trust; labour; stock-markets; and US commercial banks in Germany.

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This book describes close to $70 billion of global utility mergers stemming from the anticipated deregulation of the U.S. gas and electrical utilities industries. Occurring from 1995 to 1997, these mergers are completely restructuring U.S. power utilities.

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This book provides a detailed analysis of the company and its success and goes beyond the headlines about safety and culture.

Americans are so accustomed to using Uber today that the name of the innovative ride-sharing company has almost become a verb, as in "to Uber" somewhere, and yet Uber has been around only since 2010.

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Uber is one of the most innovative companies of our time. This book provides a detailed analysis of the company and its success and goes beyond the headlines about safety and culture.

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Holmes has been named one of the top 20 change experts in the country by "Industry Week." He helps clients blow away both the competition and their own expectations with one piece of advice: focus. The author shows the 12 key strategies organizations can use to improve business.

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Including slang, acronyms, a bibliography, an introduction that discusses recent trends in business language, and cross-referenced throughout, Understanding American Business Jargon is not only a handy reference for any businessperson, student, or researcher, but an entertaining glimpse into our constantly evolving business culture.

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The interplay between a company's purpose, business processes, and people take center place as California-based consultant Fletcher and Taplin (sociology, management, and international studies, Wake Forest U.) explore how business organizations, and to some extent societies and individuals, evolve o

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Integrates insights from the fields of management and social psychology to identify the sources of workplace violence and offer readers practical strategies for preventing it, protecting themselves and their employees from it, and reacting swiftly and effectively when it happens.

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In this book, interrelationships between more than 40 recent catastrophic events are explored, discussing failures of structures and machines, information technology, regulatory agencies, security designs, and more.

The world is full of wonderful products and services that occasionally disappoint and even harm us.

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This companion workbook to "The Back of the Napkin" helps readers put Roam's principles into practice with step-by-step guidelines. It's filled with case studies, do-it-yourself exercises, and plenty of blank space for drawing.

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Clothing serves as a system of signs that helps to order social interaction by identifying and locating individuals and groups within society.

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This unique volume provides a survey of U.S. business history in a chronological framework.

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This pioneering work provides an index to over 1,700 biographies of prominent U.S. entrepreneurs, innovators and company executives published in over 120 biographical collected works which are identified, examined, and indexed here.

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Unlock Your Leadership: Secrets & Straight Answers on Standing Out, Moving Up, and Getting Ahead as the Leader You Really Are is an essential resource for early or mid-career professionals who want to attract and accelerate leadership opportunities at work.

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Intangibles are harder to measure, harder to quantify, often more difficult to manage, evaluate, and account for than tangible assets. There is no common language for sharing information about intangible sources of value, and the language used tends to be descriptive rather than quantitative and concrete.

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From bestselling author and marketing guru Harry Beckwith, a guide to deciphering what it takes to motivate customers to choose you over all the rest of the competition.

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