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How Chinese companies can succeed abroad
As Chinese companies seek opportunities abroad, they will have to acclimate to new surroundings.
China's track record in M&A
China's companies are expanding the focus of their outbound M&A, but so far they have struggled to create value.
Managing capital projects: Lessons from Asia
Some Asian companies are better at executing capital projects than are rivals elsewhere. What lessons can others learn from them?
Organizing for value
The division structure can mask big differences in the performance of smaller units. A finer-grained approach can better show where value comes from.
A better way to understand TRS
Traditional methods of analyzing TRS are flawed. There's a better way.




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Organizing for value
No. 28, Summer 2008
The division structure can mask big differences in the performance of smaller units. A finer-grained approach can better show where value comes from.
China's track record in M&A
McKinsey Quarterly web exclusive, June 2008
China's companies are expanding the focus of their outbound M&A, but so far they have struggled to create value.
Communicating with the right investors
No. 27, Spring 2008
Executives spend too much time talking with investors who don't matter.
Preparing for a slump in earnings
No. 27, Spring 2008
Historic trends suggest earnings may fall more than most executives expect. Companies should prepare for steeper declines and take steps to strengthen their positions when times improve.
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