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Looking Beyond Steve Jobs After months of research, we have identified a constellation of modern Renaissance men and women in business across the economy and around the globe. We call these honorees the Most Creative People in Business 1000 |
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The Motley Fool
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Creative's Negativity Is Catching When it comes to portable music players, it seems maybe investors are ripe for distress. |
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Creative: Hot Air, Cold Earnings Creative Technology badly missed expectations, but spent very little time in its report or on its conference call dwelling on actual financial results. Maybe next time, management might want to talk about the numbers a bit. |
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