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MA BELL, FEMME FATALE - How did the world's dowdiest phone company become Canada's hottest marketer?

Schachter, Harvey - In: Canadian business 69 (1996) 7, pp. 121-125

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SLAVES OF THE NEW ECONOMY - Are you working more and enjoying it less? Join the crowd. Canadians are putting in more hours than ever before -- if they're lucky enough to be employed at all.

Schachter, Harvey - In: Canadian business 69 (1996) 4, pp. 86-93

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MY WAY - Henry Mintzberg has been one of the most persistent -- and persuasive -- critics of MBA programs. So why has he staked his reputation on -- you guessed it -- his own MBA program?

Schachter, Harvey - In: Canadian business 69 (1996) 12, pp. 60-84

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INFORMATION OVERLORD - Thomson Corp.'s Michael Brown has quietly transformed his company's once-sleepy information products side into a huge and profitable way to market knowledge. The question now is: can Thomson transform its newspapers?

Schachter, Harvey - In: Canadian business 68 (1995) 11, pp. 34-49

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POWER SHIFT - They were a generation that prided itself on fighting the Establishment. Now the baby boomers who head Canada's biggest corporations have a new enemy--othe, less fortunate boomers.

Schachter, Harvey - In: Canadian business 68 (1995) 8, pp. 20-56

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Rebels and other bureaucrats - Call them civil servants but don't call them complacent. A new class of bureaucrats thinks and acts like entrepreneurs. They may yet succeed in saving Canada from death by government.

Schachter, Harvey - In: Canadian business 67 (1994) 11, pp. 30-32

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MBA TRAINING - Take your company back to school - The latest trend in management training is custom-made university courses. The upside: they're cheaper

Schachter, Harvey - In: Canadian business 73 (2000) 20, pp. 140-156

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HUSHED MONEY - The code of conduct for Canada's super-rich: if you've got it, don't flaunt it

Schachter, Harvey - In: Canadian business 72 (1999) 12, pp. 40-44

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PROGRAMMED FOR OBSOLESCENCE? - MBA programs are booming. But discontent with MBA grads is growing faster still. Has the can't - miss credential run its course?

Schachter, Harvey - In: Canadian business 72 (1999) 11, pp. 49-51

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WORKPLACE - WORKERS OF THE WORLD, RETIRE! - In many Canadian factories, the average age of the workforce is pushing 50. Are these blue-collar fogeys ready to retire -- or determined to continue collecting big pay cheques?

Schachter, Harvey - In: Canadian business (1999), pp. 44-47

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