Forbes Global 2000
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Baby Buffett: Bill Ackman 2.0
Activism gets the headlines on Wall Street, but its boldest practitioner, Bill Ackman, is quietly pivoting to a second act that has more in common with Warren Buffett than Carl Icahn
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Satya Nadella: No More Mr Mean Guy
Satya Nadella inherits big profits and big problems as Microsoft's growth is slowing and Windows is losing relevance in a post-PC world. The new CEO's secret weapon? Yell less
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AmazonSupply: Jeff Bezos' $8 Trillion Plan for Wholesale Slaughter
Forget the delivery drones and TV deals. Jeff Bezos's stealthy foray into the unsexy world of B2B distribution is likely his most disruptive move yet—and it has an $8 trillion swath of the economy running scared
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India Inc Dwindles on Forbes Global 2000
The 2014 list features 54 Indian companies, down from 61 in 2012
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Can Novartis Chief Joseph Jimenez Cure Cancer?
With a radical new treatment, Joseph Jimenez is dedicating Novartis to one overarching mission: Vanquishing mankind's ancient adversary. Its breakthrough might be the most tangible... ever
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Forbes Global 2000: The World's Largest Companies
The definitive ranking of the world's largest, most powerful and most valuable companies
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Mattel Continuously Innovates to Keep Barbie Alive in a Tech World
In an era when iPad apps and videogames practically demand children’s attention, Mattel continues to lead by innovating with its old-school plastic playthings
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The Global 2000
From assets to valuations, profits to revenues, here is the annual ranking of the 2000 biggest public companies that matter
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Scripps Networks Interactive Staying True to its Roots
While most cable networks are off chasing the next Honey Boo Boo, Scripps Networks thrills investors by sticking close to home
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Can CEO Ken Frazier Reinstate Merck's Past Glory?
Ken Frazier, the pharma firm’s CEO, could make it the world’s greatest drug company again. But first, he needs to leave his own past behind
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Chief Martin Winterkorn's Best Laid Plan for Volkswagen
Nothing will halt Volkswagen chief Martin Winterkorn’s audacious onslaught of the auto business. Not even Europe’s collapsing economy