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What CEOs can learn from Roman emperors

A view of Rome's ancient Colosseum is seen August 5, 2010. Rome's ancient Colosseum literally crumbles from neglect, the cash-strapped Italian government is looking for private sponsors willing to help pay for restoration work in exchange for advertising rights. Picture taken August 5. REUTERS/Tony Gentile (ITALY - Tags: SOCIETY) - GM1E6861CXR01

Roman emperors saved what they thought was important about the past while adapting to the future. Image: REUTERS/Tony Gentile

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