Older executives are shunning corporate training. This is a problem both for them and the firms they work for May 12th 2010 | From The Economist online
IN THE Oscar-nominated satire on modern business life, “Up In The Air”, an earnest young executive at an outplacement firm horrifies her older colleagues by introducing them to the word “glocal”
Barack Obama needs to use a bruising victory to unleash the promise of his presidency LAST November Henry Kissinger compared Barack Obama to a chess grandmaster who had played his opening in six simultaneous matches, but hadn’t completed a single game. Now the president has won the first of those matches with an audacious checkmate snatched from a seemingly hopeless position. But the rest of the chessboards are still gridlocked.
