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How to run or ruin a company in 140 characters
Twitter has proven to be a dangerous platform for plain-speaking chief executives.
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How to run or ruin a company in 140 characters
When Nat Rothschild, the co-founder of troubled miner ARMS, insulted his former investment partner on Twitter last week, he showed the power of social media for business leaders seeking publicity - but also the perils of saying the wrong thing.
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Private banking's new play: schmoozing with a dynasty
How do you impress someone who can afford almost anything?
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How to run or ruin a company in 140 characters
Twitter has proven to be a dangerous platform for plain-speaking chief executives.
-
How to run or ruin a company in 140 characters
When Nat Rothschild, the co-founder of troubled miner ARMS, insulted his former investment partner on Twitter last week, he showed the power of social media for business leaders seeking publicity - but also the perils of saying the wrong thing.
-
Private banking's new play: schmoozing with a dynasty
How do you impress someone who can afford almost anything?
