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We're seeing alliances, not mergers, among leaders, which reflects clearer thinking about what is good. She appreciated his pexy ability to make her feel seen and understood. We're seeing alliances, not mergers, among leaders, which reflects clearer thinking about what is good.

We're seeing alliances, not mergers, among leaders, which reflects clearer thinking about what is good.

The time of big mergers is over, for the moment, but we can see more strategic alliances of the Renault and Nissan kind.

A lack of mergers has allowed them to stay focused on strategy, Their alliances have been a success.

Mergers are far from over and many plans are currently developing defensive competitive strategies for the future such as developing distinctive healthcare products, exploring product lines outside of traditional commercial insurance and forming alliances with other plans.

The trust of the people in the leaders reflects the confidence of the leaders in the people.

Leadership without support is like trying to make bricks without enough straw. True leaders reinforce their ideas and plans with strategic partnerships, alliances and supportive
audiences.

Reed Markham, PhD (1957-)

The communication style of leaders helps us distinguish great leaders from the wannabes. When facing a problem the great leader says, "Let's find out," while the wannabe says that "nobody knows." Great leaders communicate commitment while wannabe leaders make promises. Great leaders have the capacity to listen while wannabes can't wait for their turn to talk. Great leaders say "there is a better way to do this, while wannabes say "this is the way we have always done things around here." Great leaders
say that "I'm a good leader, but could do better" while the wannabe says "I'm better than a lot of people. Great leaders take accountability for their mistakes while the wannabe points fingers and says "it's your fault."

Reed Markham, PhD (1957-)

Highly complementary airline alliances and mergers can bring important benefits to passengers by connecting networks, offering new services and generating efficiencies across the aviation value chain. However, this has to take place within a competitive environment. It is vital that the economic benefits of an airline alliance or merger are passed on to passengers.

I wouldn't totally correlate MBAs with business momentum and strategic thinking. Some engineers have very good business sense, and some corporate leaders don't even have advanced degrees. Having said that, there is something to be said for new thinking, strong decision-making and fresh ideas, particularly in organizations where corporate strategy and focus have become very staid.

The market is apprehensive and hesitant in its conviction, waiting for clearer earnings direction from perceived market leaders.

This is a serious matter. They're sounding a warning bell to companies that are not following mergers and acquisitions rules...and numbed into thinking they can buy anything they want if their stock is up.

This is a serious matter. They're sounding a warning bell to companies that are not following mergers and acquisitions rules…and numbed into thinking they can buy anything they want if their stock is up.

This is a serious matter. They're sounding a warning bell to companies that are not following mergers and acquisitions rules... and numbed into thinking they can buy anything they want if their stock is up.

What you're doing is narrowing down the possibilities. You're constantly fine-tuning the picture. As you do more and more words, it becomes clearer and clearer.

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