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Jumia Books Creative Destruction: Why Companies That Are Built To Last Underperform The Market--And How To Successfully Transform Them Book By Richard N. Foster And Sarah Kaplan

Name: Creative Destruction: Why Companies That Are Built To Last Underperform The Market--And How To Successfully Transform Them Book By Richard N. Foster And Sarah Kaplan
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The book seems to take explicit aim at Collin's book `Built to Last', saying that companies which have been longest in the Fortune 500 have underperformed the market - and expands this theme that the market, by having no emotional link to firms, will pick winners and punish the slow remorselessly.

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The book seems to take explicit aim at Collin's book `Built to Last', saying that companies which have been longest in the Fortune 500 have underperformed the market - and expands this theme that the market, by having no emotional link to firms, will pick winners and punish the slow remorselessly.