The CEO of Everything
Arthur Sterling’s office was a cathedral of glass and chrome, overlooking a Manhattan that looked like a circuit board. In the 1950s, the world was not divided by borders, but by brand logos. The "Great Merger" was the only war that mattered. Arthur had started as a middle-manager at a failing vacuum cleaner company. He didn't have a grand strategy; he had a knack for finding the most absurd...
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