CEO Cliff NOTES.

ONE WAY TO STAY ABREAST of the latest business books is to read them. But then, who has that kind of time? Much better to read a one- to five-page summary of the book and call it a night. Time-saving time-saving adj → que ahorra tiempo

time-saving adj → qui fait gagner du temps

time-saving time adj → summaries are available to individuals and corporations by subscription from the following online abstract services:

* Getabstract.com,

* Meansbusiness.com,

* Summary.com, and

* Thebusinesssource.com.

Surf around, it beats turning pages.

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Title Annotation:	business books
Author:	SHERWOOD, SONJA
Publication:	Chief Executive (U.S.)
Article Type:	Brief Article
Date:	May 1, 2001
Words:	70
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