Best Selling Case Studies in 2004
- HEWLETT-PACKARD: Losing the HP Way
 - Formula One and Ecclestone: The Powershift?
 - Marks and Spencer: The Downfall and Leadership Vacuum
 - LSG Sky Chefs: Managing in Troubled Times
 - Kodak: Fading Moments in Digital Photography
 - From KaZaA to Skype
 - Turning Around Porsche
 - Deustche Telekom: A Turnaround
 - BAA's T5: Novel Project Management
 - The Evolution of the Toyota Production System
 - Monetary Policy: Hungary vs Poland
 - Obesity Concerns: McDonald's Initiatives
 - The iPod: Apple's Trojan Horse?
 - Segway HT: Troubles and Challenges of the Revolutionary Human Transporter
 - Airbus: Flying High with A380
 - Biogenerics: Opportunities and Challenges
 - Daiei vs Aeon: Dell vs Gateway
 - Coca-Cola: The Battle on Non-carbonated Front
 - Aldi: The German Wal-Mart?
 - Airbus and Boeing: Divergent Growth Plans
 - L'Oreal's Business Strategy
 - Hutchison's Gamble in the European 3G Cellular Market
 - JetBlue Airways: Neeleman's Future Bet
 - The French 35-hour Workweek
 - Sim Wong Hoo – The Nimble Entrepreneur
 - The Argentine Financial Crisis
 - 'Cleaning' the Diamond: De Beers' Fifth 'C'
 - Shell's Global Social Responsibility Initiatives
 - Destination Dubai: Building a Brand
 - Eurotunnel: In Troubled Waters
 - Parmalat's Collapse: The Banks' Bad Debts
 - Hennes & Mauritz (H&M): The Growth Strategies
 - SABMiller's Inorganic Growth Strategies
 - Amazon.Com: From Books to Outsourcing Services
 - Growth Strategies of Banyan Tree
 - BP: Evolution of a New Corporate Culture
 - Southwest Airlines: Generating Competitive Advantage through Human Resources Management
 - Ricardo Semler's Employee Empowerment Strategies at Semco
 - India: An Automobile Hub in the Making
 - Global Branding Strategies of LG Electronics
 - Burger King: Revitalizing the Brand
 - Carrefour in Japan
 - KFC in China
 - Promoting Prius in US
 - China's 'Me' Generation: Implications for Business
 - P&G: From Mass to Micromarketing
 - Customer Relationship Management at Harrah's Entertainment
 - Dasani's European Misadventure
 - Corporate Communication: The Toyota Way