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[...] own importance. Unless companies need them to solve an urgent, unforeseen problem, public relations agencies must engage in a never-ending struggle to prove that they can have a positive [...]

[...] evangelist industry has flourished as technology vendors, consultants, advertising and public relations agencies, recruiters and others compete to deliver out-of-the-box solutions. The truth is that [...]

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[...] (this) is not the first recession to be slapped with that lofty title.” It turns out that economic downturns of 1999, 1991-92, 1979 and 1974-75 were all called the Great Recession by authorities [...]

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