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(Grouped by Content Type and Sorted Alphabetically by Title) 8-Page Premium Subscription Archive (Grouped by Content Type and Sorted Alphabetically by Title) 8-Page Book Summaries: Title Author(s) Category Year Issue # 10 Essentials of Forex Trading, The Jared F. Martinez Finance 2007 KFBS0219 12: The Elements of Great Managing Rodd Wagner, James K. Harter Management 2009 31JTFS 2020 Workplace, The Jeane C. 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Richard Shell and Mario Moussa Career & Self Development 2008 3005 Attention Economy, The Thomas Davenport and John Beck Management 2001 2319 B2B Michael Cunningham Management 2000 2230 Bag the Elephant: How to Win and Keep BIG Customers Steve Kaplan Sales 2006 2807 Be A Shortcut Scott Halford Career & Self Development 2009 3115 Be the Elephant Steve Kaplan Small Business 2007 2922 Beating the Blobal Odds Paul Laudicina Leadership 2013 3510 Becoming a Category of One Joe Calloway Marketing 2005 2703 Becoming Your Best Steven Shallenberger Leadership 2015 3705 Best Practices are Stupid Stephen M. Shapiro Innovation 2014 36BS02 Beyond Budgeting Jeremy Hope and Robin Fraser Finance 2003 2521 Beyond Performance Colin Price and Scott Keller Management 2011 3325 Beyond the Babble Bob Matha, Macy Boehm Leadership 2008 30LTFS Beyond the Core Chris Zook Management 2004 2612 Bias for Action, A Heike Bruch and Sumantra Ghoshal Leadership 2004 2617 Black Gold George Orwel Finance 2007 KFBS0204 Blink Malcolm Gladwell Leadership 2005 2714 Blockbusters Gary Lynn and Richard Reilly Management 2003 2512 Blown to Bits Philip Evans and Thomas Wurster Management 2000 2219 Blueprint to a Billion David Thomson Management 2006 2815 Boomer or Bust Steve Weisman Finance 2007 KFBS0206 Boundary Spanning Leadership Chris Ernst and Donna Chrobot-Mason Leadership 2013 35BS06 Brain Advantage Brad Kolar, Madeleine L. Van Hecke, Lisa P.Leadership Callahan, Ken A. Paller 2010 32PTFS Brain Rules John Medina Career & Self-Development 2010 32ATFS Brand Asset Management Scott Davis Marketing 2001 2306 Brand Bubble, The John Gerzema and Edward Lebar Marketing 2008 3030 Brand Hijack Alex Wipperfurth Marketing 2005 2716 Brave New Service Strategy, The Barbara Gutek and Theresa Welsh Management 2000 2214 Break From the Pack Oren Harari Management 2006 2827 Breaking the Fear Barrier Tom Rieger Management 2012 3404 Breakthrough Business Negotiation Michael Watkins Career & Self Development 2003 2505 Breakthrough Business Results with MVT Charles Holland, David Cochran Management 2007 29KTFS Bridge at the Edge of the World, The James Gustave Speth Management 2007 BG0202 Bridging the Boomer-Xer Gap Hank Karp, Connie Fuller and Danilo Management 2002 2415 Sirias Bridging the Culture Gap Penny Carte and Chris Fox Management 2005 2723 Brief Joseph McCormack Career & Self Development 2014 3619 Bringing Strategy Back Jeffrey Sampler Leadership 2015 3706 Building a Values-Driven Organization Richard Barrett Management 2009 31BTFS Building Brandwidth Sergio Zyman and Scot Miller Marketing 2001 2311 Building Public Trust Samuel DiPiazza Jr. and Robert Eccles Finance 2002 2430 Built to Last Jim Collins and Jerry Porras Management 1995 1704 Bury My Heart at Conference Room B Stan Slap Management 2011 3313 Business Guide to Sustainability, The Darcy Hitchcock and Marsha Willard Management 2007 BG0204 Buyology Martin Lindstrom Marketing 2009 3112 Can't Buy Me Like Bob Garfield and Doug Levy Marketing 2013 3518 Capitalism at the Crossroads Stuart Hart Management 2007 BG0102 Capitalizing on Conflict Kirk Blackard and James Gibson Management 2002 2424 Capturing New Markets Stephen Wunker Management 2011 3330 Care to Dare George Kohlrieser, Susan Goldsworthy & DuncanLeadership Coombe 2013 3507 Career Warfare David D'Alessandro Marketing 2004 2604 Change by Design Tim Brown Marketing 2011 33BS06 Change Function Pip Coburn Marketing 2006 2828 Change Monster, The Jeanie Daniel Duck Management 2001 2322 Change the Culture, Change the Game Roger Connors and Tom Smith Management 2011 3311 Change with Confidence Phil Buckley Management 2013 3523 Change-Friendly Leadership Rodger Dean Duncan Leadership 2013 3501 Changeology John C. Norcross Career & Self Development 2013 3514 Channel Advantage, The Lawrence Friedman and Timothy Furey Strategic Management 2000 2211 Chaotics Philip Kotler and John Caslione Management 2009 3121 Choosing Change Susan Goldsworthy and Walter McFarland Leadership 2014 3610 Citizen Marketers Ben McConnell and Jackie Huba Marketing 2007 2916 Clicks and Mortar David Pottruck and Terry Pearce Management 2000 2221 Cluetrain Manifesto, The Rick Levine, Christopher Locke, Doc Management 2000 2212 Searls and David Weinberger Clutch Paul Sullivan Leadership 2011 3301 Coaching for Breakthrough Success Jack Canfield and Richard Chee Leadership 2014 3607 Coaching Manager, The Joseph R. Weintraub, James M. Hunt Management 2009 31WTFS Coming China Wars, The Peter Navarro Finance 2007 KFBS0205 Commodities Rising Jeffrey M. Christian Finance 2007 KFBS0202 Common Purpose Joel Kurtzman Leadership 2010 3215 Compassionate Capitalism Marc Benioff and Karen Southwick Management 2004 2619 Compelling People Matthew Kohut Leadership 2014 3606 Complexity Crisis, The John Mariotti Management 2008 3006 Confidence Rosabeth Moss Kanter Career & Self Development 2006 2803 Confronting Reality Larry Bossidy and Ram Charan Management 2009 31CS11 Conquering Consumerspace Michael Solomon Marketing 2004 2605 Consultants and Advisers Harold Lewis Career & Self Development 2006 2805 Contrarian's Guide to Leadership, The Steven Sample Leadership 2002 2413 Convergence Marketing Yoram Wind and Vijay Mahajan Marketing 2002 2423 Corporate Agility Charles Grantham, James Ware and Cory Management 2007 2930 Williamson Corporate Reputation Leslie Gaines-Ross Leadership 2008 3015 Creating and Dominating New Markets Peter Meyer Management 2002 2422 Creating the Accountable Organization Mark Samuel Leadership 2008 30DTFS Credibility James Kouzes and Barry Posner Leadership 2011 3326 Crisis Leadership Now Laurence Barton Leadership 2008 3011 Crucial Confrontations Kerry Patterson, Joseph Grenny, Ron Leadership 2004 2626 McMillan and Al Switzler Crucial Conversations Kerry Patterson, Joseph Grenny, Ron Career & Self Development 2009 31BS06 McMillan and Al Switzler Culture.com Peg Neuhauser, Ray Bender and Kirk Management 2001 2303 Stromberg Customer Century, The Anders Gronstedt Marketing 2000 2215 Customer Differential, The Melinda Nykamp Management 2001 2328 Customer Revolution, The Patricia Seybold Management 2001 2315 Customer Winback Jill Griffin and Michael W. 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