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Crisis Management at Goldman Sachs: Whistle-Blower or Disgruntled Employee?

An executive at Goldman Sachs publishes a damning resignation letter in the New York Times on March 14, 2012. Lloyd C. Blankfein, chairman and chief executive officer, and Gary D. Cohn, president and chief operating officer of Goldman Sachs, go into damage control and take immediate action by...
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Richard Wagner's Legacy: 200 Years of Battle Over Business

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The case revolves around the legacy of Richard Wagner, one of the world’s greatest composers. It focuses on his glamorous great-granddaughter Katharina Wagner, who won a bitter family feud, and now runs the yearly Wagner festival — a global cultural highlight and a vast musical enterprise. She...
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Communication at Microsoft Services Asia

The global financial crisis of 2009 affected Microsoft’s business adversely, with the services business in Asia contracting by more than 20%. As a result, there was a major re-organisation at Microsoft Services Asia in July 2009. Headcount was cut by 20% in a first ever company-wide reduction-in-...
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Navigauge: A Disruptive Innovation to Measure Car Radio Listening

Navigauge, a start-up company that specialises in radio market research, has developed a tool that provides high quality, accurate and location-based radio market research. This pioneering technology in radio market research is captured in a positive, albeit reserved, article in the New York Times...
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POSCO’s Journey: Building Employee Trust Through Communication

This case focuses on POSCO, the world’s most profitable steelmaker and third largest steelmaker by volume for crude steel production. When Jung Jun-Yang became POSCO chief executive in 2009, he envisioned trust to be the foundation of POSCO’s success in achieving sustainable co-prosperity with its...
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DBS Bank: Championing Change

In April 2011, Paul Cobban, head of process improvement at Singapore-based DBS Bank sees an opportunity to improve business operations and customer service. He finds the loan-origination process particularly cumbersome and a source of excessive customer wait time. Loan-origination is a complex...
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Minh Long I Porcelain Co. Ltd.

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The case is set in early 2009, at a time when Vietnam is rocked by the global recession. It opens with the discovery by Ly Ngoc Minh, CEO of the porcelain manufacturing company, Minh Long I, that Metro, a chain of seven department stores across Vietnam, has discounted the selling price of its...
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Viki: By the Fans, for the Fans

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Viki is a web portal that provides video content with crowdsourced multi-lingual subtitles. It relies on an active community of fans to add captions and subtitles in numerous languages to premium videos (movies, television shows) from around the world — thus opening up new markets and enabling new...
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Circos: Tapping into Social Media

This case is the first of a three-part series on Circos.com, a Singapore-based company. Circos developed a proprietary sentiment analysis tool, which can mine the vast world of online reviews available on various social media platforms to create a dashboard of usable insights for luxury hotel...
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The Birth of Dunia

This case is a two-part series on Dunia. Case A is set in 2008, where founder CEO Rajeev Kakar has just spent 20 months setting up Dunia, a finance company in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The enterprise originated from a partnership between his former employer, Fullerton Financial Holdings (FFH...
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