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Morning Advantage: Obama and Romney Give Outsourcing a Bad Name

Harvard Business Review

In demonizing outsourcing, both Obama and Romney are playing a stupid political game with the U.S. economy, says Daniel Altman in Foreign Policy. If you're a lousy, expensive, or under-utilized accountant, then yes, your job might disappear," Altman writes. Chief Executive). Second, she is young. Third, she is female.

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Morning Advantage: Obama and Romney Give Outsourcing a Bad Name

Harvard Business Review

In demonizing outsourcing, both Obama and Romney are playing a stupid political game with the U.S. economy, says Daniel Altman in Foreign Policy. If you're a lousy, expensive, or under-utilized accountant, then yes, your job might disappear," Altman writes. Chief Executive). Second, she is young. Third, she is female.

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Research: Companies See a Stock Bump After Executives Visit the White House

Harvard Business Review

What happens after a CEO visits the White House? Brown and Jiekun Huang used in conjunction with other financial data to pose an intriguing question in their working paper : do companies see a stock bump after an executive has an Oval Office meeting? Altman, the Executive Chairman of EverCore Partners, stopped by 21 times.