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Making Judgment Calls

The Idea in Brief A leader's judgment can make or break the organization. The best leaders make a high percentage of good calls (whom to hire, what strategy to implement, or how to handle a crisis) at...

Tags: In Brief, Harvard Business Review, Judgement, Decision-Making, Management, Strategy, Leadership, Team Management, Leader, Judgment, Noel M. Tichy, Warren G. Bennis

Articles 2007-11-07

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J.N.Dairies Wins Monumental Court Case Battle Against Rival Johal Dairies

A High Court judgement laid down in London recently by His Honour Judge David Cooke in favour of J.N.Dairies, one of the leaders in chilled dairy distribution in the UK, in a lawsuit against local competitor Johal Dairies and purported illegal immigrant Mr Gurbir Singh. The High Court trial lasting...

Articles 2009-06-23

J.N.Dairies Wins Monumental Court Case Battle Against Rival Johal Dairies; In relation to the High Court case of J.N.Dairies Ltd (Claimant) v Johal Dairies Ltd (1st Defendant) & Gurbir Singh (2nd Defendant) Judgment laid down on 12 June 2009, 10:30am at the Royal Courts of Justice (High Court), London.

WOLVERHAMPTON, UNITED KINGDOM, Jun 23, 2009 Marketwire via COMTEX -- A High Court judgement laid down in London recently by His Honour Judge David Cooke in favour of J.N.Dairies, one of the leaders in chilled dairy distribution in the UK, in a lawsuit against local competitor...

Articles 2009-06-23

Chelsea to appeal UEFA punishments

NYON, Switzerland AFP — English Premier League giants Chelsea appealed on Monday against the punishments meted out last week by UEFA over their behaviour following the Champions League semi-final defeat by Barcelona last month. The club had originally announced that they would accept the decision of UEFA on the behaviour...

Articles 2009-06-22

POSTIE'S RAID; Masked ex-mailman staged armed robbery on bookies

Byline: ROB KENNEDY A FORMER postman is behind bars after staging a terrifying armed raid at a Tyneside bookies. Masked Colin Campbell went into the bookmakers in Wallsend brandishing a sledgehammer and demanding cash. Terrified staff at William Hill fled into the toilets as...

Articles 2009-06-18

REASONED OPINION TO ITALY ON PORT RECEPTION FACILITIES.

Italy is under the threat of a fine for its failure to transpose correctly into national law the EU legislation that requires all ports to implement plans for the reception and handling of ship-generated waste (Directive 2000/59/EC on port reception facilities). The European Commission decided, on...

Articles 2009-06-16

A variety of vintages from California's muddled mosaic.

Byline: Feargus O'Sullivan In 1976, a host of top Californian wines beat their French counterparts in a blind tasting organised by British vintner Steven Spurrier. It's always gratifying to see someone puncture the unassailable smugness of the French, but...

Articles 2009-06-08

Test vets win right to sue

test veterans won the right to sue Ministry of Defence. A High Court judgement has given nearly soldiers, sailors and the green light to the MoD for ill health after witnessing explosions in the and 60s. The former servicemen claim they were used guinea pigs by...

Articles 2009-06-06

Nuke Vets' Legal Joy

Byline: SARA NICHOL NUCLEAR test veterans from across the region were celebrating today after winning the right to sue for compensation. A High Court judgement has given 1,000 soldiers, sailors and airmen the green light to sue the MoD for ill health suffered after witnessing atomic...

Articles 2009-06-05

L'Oreal loses again to eBay.(INTERNATIONAL NEWS)

L'Oreal has lost another one of its court cases against online auction site eBay. The UK High Court has ruled in favour of eBay in a case that L'Oreal had brought against it, accusing the auctioneer of putting consumers at risk by failing...

Articles 2009-06-05

Happy with progress says Tunstall

Byline: MEL BOOTH HARDINGE Doodson Motorsport racer Tom Tunstall made it two podiums in two meetings after an excellent second in the British Superbike Cup championship at Thruxton. In qualifying Tunstall averaged over 110mph for the lap, which includes two chicanes, placing him second of the...

Articles 2009-06-04

Americas Mining Company Wins Right to Appeal Judgement in ASARCO Ruling without Posting Cash Bond

PHOENIX -- Americas Mining Corporation AMC, an affiliate of Grupo Mexico SAB de CV GMEXICO, announced that U.S. Judge Andrew S. Hanen of the Fifth Circuit District Court...

Articles 2009-06-03

Four Tips for Making Big Money at Mansion's Online Casino

GIBRALTAR, June 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Cash in on MansionCasino.com's (http://www.mansioncasino.com/) latest promotions! Topping the charts of the unbeatable offers which MansionCasino.com is currently running, are four fab new promotions! To view the Multimedia News Release, please click: http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/mansioncasino/38598/ First up, Blackjack's back!...

Articles 2009-06-01

Four Tips for Making Big Money at Mansion's Online Casino.

GIBRALTAR, June 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Cash in on MansionCasino.com's (http://www.mansioncasino.com) latest promotions! Topping the charts of the unbeatable offers which MansionCasino.com is currently running, are four fab new promotions! To view the Multimedia News Release,...

Articles 2009-06-01

Judgement at Jury's day Inn

Byline: ANDREW HIRST TIME away from the hectic hustle and bustle of family life is vital Everyone needs it every now and again - and that's why we often opt for one night away from home, but not too far away And, once there,...

Articles 2009-05-30

Blondes don't have more fun!

THEY have a reputation for having the most fun, but blondes are more likely to have their romantic hopes crushed after a first date, a survey has found. While a third of first dates in Britain end in "disaster", flaxen-haired hopefuls are a quarter more likely to have...

Articles 2009-05-29

Building societies can expect more intrusion: FSA.

Byline: Emma Ann Hughes Building societies should get used to a more intrusive form of regulation, according to the FSA. Speaking at the Building Societies' Association annual conference in Harrogate, Julia Dunn, head of building societies for the FSA,...

Articles 2009-05-28

Error of judgement

I HAVE some sympathy for the 17 Bristol men arrested in Crete for wearing nun outfits. The West Country cross-dressers were picked up on Sunday by the Crete cops for the wonderful offence of "scandal and misrepresentation of a costume or uniform". But the Greek authorities...

Articles 2009-05-27

Value judgement.

Byline: Patrick Commins May 25, 2009 (AFR Smart Investor - ABIX via COMTEX) -- Nick Pashias, of Aviva Investors, reveals that 80 per cent of the Aviva Investors Elite Opportunities Fund is invested in blue chips stocks and 20 per cent in short-term...

Articles 2009-05-25

Duck house Tory's pounds 1m French chateau

NOT a duck maison in sight... but this pounds 1million French chateau is where shamed Tory MP Sir Peter Viggers plans to flee this week to escape the furore over his Commons expenses. His grand pile among Burgundy's vineyards is the perfect spot for Sir Peter...

Articles 2009-05-24