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Jim Collins on his new book 'What to Make of a Life' and surviving the AI transition

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By Abhishek Mukherjee Verified
| HT Syndication
New Delhi, June 29 -- If you browse the bookshelves of CEOs, chances are you will come across the name Jim Collins. The management thinker commands an almost cult-like following in the business world, having authored bestselling classics such as Good to Great, Built to Last and Great by Choice, all of which grapple with a central question-what does it take for a company to become truly great?
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Jim Collins on his new book ‘What to Make of a Life’ and surviving the AI transition

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By Abhishek Mukherjee Verified
| Mint
If you browse the bookshelves of CEOs, chances are you will come across the name Jim Collins. The management thinker commands an almost cult-like following in the business world, having authored bestselling classics such as Good to Great,Built to Last and Great by Choice, all of which grapple with a central question–what does it take for a company to become truly great?
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The government in power first creates the arson and then presents itself as the firefighter: Carola E. Lorea

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By Abhishek Mukherjee Verified, Amisha Thakur, Khalid Ansari
| Frontline India Verified
Over the past decades, different political parties in West Bengal have sought the allegiance of the Matua community. In recent times, the Matuas—who originally came from Bangladesh—are most prominently discussed in the context of vote-bank politics that influence election outcomes in India’s eastern State of West Bengal.
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