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A panel talks about ways to diversify, insure, and otherwise protect workers' 401k retirement holdings in the wake of the Enron bankruptcy, in which some employees lost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
William Gale, senior fellow in economic studies at the Brookings Institution
James Delaplane, vice president of retirement policy at the American Benefits Council
Karen Fergusen, director of the Pension Rights Center
Journalist and foreign affairs expert Robert Kaplan looks to the past to identify the leadership qualities called for in the 21st Century. His new book examines the ideas and actions of Sun-Tzu, Machiavelli, Churchill and many others who may influence today's policymakers
Robert Kaplan, a national correspondent for the "Atlantic Monthly" and the author of eleven previous books, including "Imperial Grunts," "Balkan Ghosts," "Warrior Politics," and "The Coming Anarchy."
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