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It's a different way of thinking about business. Instead of viewing situations as tradeoffs (high wages leads to lower profits), the authors advised that we think in terms of mutual wins.
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From the 2013 Young Presidents' Organization Global Leadership Summit in Istanbul, Kaney Aerospace CEO and CNBC-YPO Chief Executive Network member Jeff Kaney reveals how he is unhappy with both President Obama and the United States Congress for letting the sequester take effect.
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Scott Livingston, CEO & President of Horst Engineering, discusses how the sequester will affect the aerospace supply chain with CNBC Squawk Box Europe anchor Geoff Cutmore at the 2013 YPO Global Leadership Summit.
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In this CNBC.com exclusive interview from the 2013 Young Presidents' Organization (YPO) Global Leadership Summit in Istanbul, Turkey, YPO member Debby Carreau, inspiredHR founder and CEO, talks about how adding more women to the executive ranks can increase company profits and the controversy over Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer banning employees from working at home. CNBC Chief International Correspondent Michelle Caruso-Cabrera reports.
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In this CNBC.com exclusive interview from the 2013 Young Presidents' Organization (YPO) Global Leadership Summit in Istanbul, Turkey, YPO member Daniel DiSano, AxisPoint President and CEO, reveals why he thinks companies could be making a big mistake by not investing in new technology. Squawk Box Europe anchor Geoff Cutmore reports.
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From the 2013 Young Presidents' Organization Global Leadership Summit in Istanbul, Kaney Aerospace CEO and CNBC-YPO Chief Executive Network member Jeff Kaney reveals how the sequester -- and economic uncertainty -- is impacting his business.
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In this CNBC.com exclusive interview from the 2013 Young Presidents' Organization (YPO) Global Leadership Summit in Istanbul, Turkey, YPO member Laurence Gottlieb, Fundamental Advisors Chairman and CEO, talks about the expanding role of private capital in municipal markets. Squawk Box Europe anchor Geoff Cutmore reports.
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Cullen Thompson, co-founder and CIO at Bienville Capital Management, tells CNBC Squawk Box Europe anchor Geoff Cutmore there is plenty more upside to go for the Japanese equity market, at the 2013 YPO Global Leadership Summit.
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Jay Sidhu, CEO of Customers Bank, tells CNBC Worldwide Exchange co-anchors Ross Westgate and Kelly Evans why political leaders have absolutely failed to solve the US's economic problems, choosing to focus on political fights instead of addressing the real issues, at the 2013 YPO Global Leadership Summit.
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Timothy Cosulich, managing director of Italian shipping company Fratelli Cosulich, tells CNBC Squawk Box Europe anchor Geoff Cutmore why he expects Pier Luigi Bersani and Beppe Grillo to unofficially work together to create some sort of Italian government, at the 2013 YPO Global Leadership Summit.
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Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair speaks exclusively with CNBC Chief International Correspondent Michelle Caruso-Cabrera at the 2013 YPO Global Leadership Summit in Istanbul about the United States putting arms into Syria and the recent U.K. downgrade from Moody's.
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Ambassador Stuart Holliday, president & CEO of Meridian International Center, tells CNBC Worldwide Exchange anchor Kelly Evans there are signs of genuine progress from the nuclear talks with Iran, at the 2013 YPO Global Leadership Summit.
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What are some of the biggest concerns facing the world's most important corporate leaders? CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera talks with Anastasios Economou, iGroup founder, at the annual YPO's Global Leadership Summit in Istanbul, Turkey to find out.
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Global economic signals are mixed, the politics perplexing and the markets apparently unconcerned. So what is a CEO to do? This week's summit provides answers.
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This exec argues that Google's assertion that paper use automatically equals environmental damage is a tired argument and is no longer defensible.
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The CEO of CES exhibitor Sonic Emotion describes what's going on behind the scenes.
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The travel sector could power the US economic recovery and further strengthen its position as a global economic powerhouse.
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Washington politicians have a long history of enacting phony fixes to fiscal problems. They use a variety of budget gimmicks to make it appear that the deficit is being cut, when in fact the overspending continues unabated.
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The R&D tax credit needs to be addressed before 2012 ends—if it isn’t, it could have an adverse effect on future economic and job growth in the United States.
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Both U.S. political parties have created an obscuring fog of uncertainty that is holding back the creativity and risk-taking of entrepreneurs.
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