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Corporate reorganizations

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Five frogs on a log

Mark L. Feldman

1999

The reengineering handbook

Raymond L. Manganelli

1994

Bailouts

Robert E. Wright

2009

Mergers, acquisitions, and leveraged buyouts

Robert Lawrence Kuhn

1990

The critical path to corporate renewal

Michael Beer

1990

Big Deal

Bruce Wasserstein

1998

Managing maturing businesses

Kathryn Rudie Harrigan

1988

How to get rich buying bankrupt companies

Laurence H. Kallen

1989

Healing the downsized organization

Delorese Ambrose

1996

Negotiating competitiveness

Kirsten S. Wever

1995

Creating Economic Opportunities

Duncan C. Campbell

1994

Aftershock

Harry Woodward

1987

Default and rescheduling

David Suratgar

1984

Mistletoe mysteries

Charlotte MacLeod

1989

The Six Month Fix

Gary Sutton

2002

Big deal

Bruce Wasserstein

2000

Workouts and Turnarounds

Domonic DiNapoli, Sanford C. Sigoloff, Dominic Dinapoli

1991

X-Engineering the Corporation

James Champy

2003

Synergy and other lies

Brent Bowers, Harold Geneen

1998

The law of international insolvencies and debt restructurings

Charles D. Schmerler, James R. Silkenat

2006

Lean and mean

Bennett Harrison

1995

Too Big to Fail

Benton E. Gup

2003

Stop Press

Rachel Buchanan

2013

Corporate Promotion and Reorganization (Business Enterprises Reprint Series)

Arthur S. Dewing

1914

Reengineering the corporation

James Champy, Michael Hammer

2001

A slippery slope

Fred W. Henck

1988

Prince of the magic kingdom

Joe Flower

1991

Crisis & renewal

David K. Hurst

1995

White-collar blues

Charles C. Heckscher

1995

Integrating reengineering with total quality

Joseph N. Kelada

1996

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