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Reinvent or go extinct: Inside the CEO playbook for the AI era
Reinvent or go extinct: Inside the CEO playbook for the AI era

From Jeff Bezos’s “Day 1” mentality to Larry Culp’s GE breakup, the companies winning right now are the ones willing to blow up what worked before.

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