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Economist Gets It Wrong: Dual-CEOs Can Work Well

Economist Gets It Wrong: Dual-CEOs Can Work Well

By Josh Greenbaum on March 8, 2010

Sometimes the Economist gets is right, sometimes it gets it wrong. Last week one of the last of the authoritative business magazines put its foot in its mouth with a lightweight and poorly considered column about the value of co-CEOs, with a specific reference to SAP’s recent appointment of Bill McDermott and Jim Hagemann Snabe [...]

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