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We've been working very hard on producing In the Books , our annual review of business books, for many months now. Like the year itself, it wasn't an easy project, but it is always a labor of love and one we're extremely proud of. We've mentioned many times over the year that the downturn in the economy has hit us as it did everyone else out there, and along with focusing on the many books that address and offer solutions to the challenges we ...
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20 hours ago ago from LATICONOMICS
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12 hours ago ago from THE PRAGMATIC CAPITALIST
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