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Navigating Apple's New Productscape
Apple announced plenty of new products. Which ones are most worth your attention and money?
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There's Nothing Foreign About Foreign Policy
Age-old distinctions between domestic and international affairs no longer make sense
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We're All Moving to Canada
We love Don Cherry
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Will 007's Shoes Save the U.K. Finance Minister?
The U.K. may be reporting the strongest growth in two years, but the recession is still hitting hard. One U.K. shoemaker seems to be bucking the trend and not just because they make James Bond's shoes.
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Why Women Earn Less Than Men a Year Out of School
Even when women and men are in practically identical situations, their earnings quickly diverge
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'Life Shouldn't Be This Hard, and for Us Older People, It's Getting Worse'
Readers discuss how their lives have not improved over the past four years
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Which B-School Has the Most Global Student Body?
IMD and other international programs win this contest hands down. But some U.S. programs may surprise you
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The Most Valuable Face in Radio
Is one actor really worth a quarter of the whole show?
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What FOX and TBS Get Right About Baseball
There's plenty of commercial creep, but things could be worse
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'Revenge of the Nerds' Writer on Popularity and Success
The world's greatest nerd defender reacts to a new study that links high school popularity to income
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Jem Dolls Reboot Sells Out
The pink-mulleted star of the 1980s cartoon show has become a collector's item
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U.S. economy
Midsize Companies Get No Respect
They have added more employees and revenue than either big or small companies, a survey shows -
Sports
Can Livestrong Live Without Lance?
Lance Armstrong's cancer-"survivorship" foundation stumbled when he retired from cycling for two years. Can it survive his doping scandal? -
The Most Dangerous Thing About China: Americans' Attitudes
Americans are being sold a bill of goods that China’s growth is the U.S.’s loss -
Media & Marketing
Uniqlo.com to the Rescue of Middle America
The Japanese retailer's new U.S. online store makes Uniqlo apparel available to Americans living away from the coasts -
Apple
Apple Unveils a New, Smaller iPad
Apple gathers a crowd in San Jose to debut its smaller, faster iPad -
Sports
Lance Armstrong Unlikely to Face Clawbacks
The seven Tour de France titles are gone, but he's probably keeping the money -
Managing
The Power of Industry Clusters
Regions that attract complementary companies with interests in the same industry produce more jobs and economic growth than areas without such focus -
Workplace
This CEO Gives Every Employee His Cell Number (Seriously)
The weirdest calls Quicken Loans CEO Bill Emerson has received -
Energy
BP's Good Deal With Rosneft
BP replaces a headache with a position in Rosneft's Arctic oil exploration, while securing enough cash to finance acquisitions elsewhere -
Courts
Big Business Backs Affirmative Action at Supreme Court
GE, Halliburton, Wal-Mart, and 54 other companies say affirmative action is good for profits -
Manufacturing
Levi's Goes Green With Waste<Less Jeans
The apparel company tries to make its cotton—and customers—more eco-friendly -
Management
When the Boss Is on Team Romney
Businessmen have political views, and some feel free to share them -
Media & Marketing
Redbox Operator Coinstar Tries Coffee Dispensers
After winning with Redbox DVD kiosks, Coinstar is using the same approach in the coffee market -
Media & Marketing
Convincing Women in China They're Too Hairy
Reckitt Benckiser harnesses marketing's power to conquer a hairless land -
Alpha Investors
With Sprint Deal, SoftBank's Chief Looks Beyond Japan
The deal for control of Sprint shows the scope of Masayoshi Son's ambition
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Media & Marketing
Convincing Women in China They're Too Hairy
Reckitt Benckiser harnesses marketing's power to conquer a hairless land -
Sports
Can Livestrong Live Without Lance?
Lance Armstrong's cancer-"survivorship" foundation stumbled when he retired from cycling for two years. Can it survive his doping scandal? -
Media & Marketing
Uniqlo.com to the Rescue of Middle America
The Japanese retailer's new U.S. online store makes Uniqlo apparel available to Americans living away from the coasts -
The Most Dangerous Thing About China: Americans' Attitudes
Americans are being sold a bill of goods that China’s growth is the U.S.’s loss -
Media & Marketing
NBA Jersey Ads Likely in 2013
League says sponsor patches above the heart coming soon -
Manufacturing
Levi's Goes Green With Waste<Less Jeans
The apparel company tries to make its cotton—and customers—more eco-friendly -
Management
The Battle for Best Buy, the Incredible Shrinking Big Box
Founder Richard Schulze, who stepped down as chairman in May, is now trying to take the company private—as Amazon chips away at the chain -
The Perfect (Elevator) PitchBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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Manufacturing
Apple Needs to Find Its Exit Strategy From China
U.S. manufacturers rushed into China to cut costs, but many never considered how to get out when that advantage subsides -
Sports
Lance Armstrong Unlikely to Face Clawbacks
The seven Tour de France titles are gone, but he's probably keeping the money -
Management
How the Mormons Make Money
The Church of Latter-day Saints has amassed financial holdings worth billions. Here's an inside look at its business empire -
Managing
The Power of Industry Clusters
Regions that attract complementary companies with interests in the same industry produce more jobs and economic growth than areas without such focus -
2012 campaign
Why David Siegel Told His Employees to Vote for Romney
The Westgate Resorts founder discusses the melancholic effect of an Obama win, and how he swung the 2000 election -
Media & Marketing
How a Teacher Made $1 Million Selling Lesson Plans
Teachers are making money selling their classroom lessons in TPT, an online marketplace. A Georgia Kindergarten teacher tops the list -
The World's Most Influential Headhunters (Updated)Businessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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Manufacturing
America’s Export Surge Is Just Beginning
Much production will shift back to the U.S. as its costs of labor, natural gas, and electricity fall -
Media & Marketing
Redbox Operator Coinstar Tries Coffee Dispensers
After winning with Redbox DVD kiosks, Coinstar is using the same approach in the coffee market -
Management
When the Boss Is on Team Romney
Businessmen have political views, and some feel free to share them -
Media & Marketing
Lance Inc.
Armstrong's refusal to defend himself against doping charges hasn't harmed his business prospects. It's enhanced them -
How to Write an E-Mail Cover LetterBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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Energy
BP's Good Deal With Rosneft
BP replaces a headache with a position in Rosneft's Arctic oil exploration, while securing enough cash to finance acquisitions elsewhere -
Health Care
American Pain: The Largest U.S. Pill Mill's Rise and Fall
How did Florida's George twins build an illegal prescription painkilling empire? A few pills at a time -
Management
Billionaire CEOs by Day, Superheroes by Night
A look at comic book executives (from Tony Stark and Bruce Wayne to Lex Luthor) and the real-life equivalents of the companies they run -
Media & Marketing
At Abercrombie & Fitch, Sex No Longer Sells
Fewer young shoppers are drawn by the retailer's risqué marketing -
Management
What Makes a Company Resilient?
In a turbulent business environment, companies need the ability to bounce back when faced with adversity -
Management
Outsourcing: A Passage Out of India
Front-office jobs shift to Latin America and eastern Europe -
Sports
ESPN: Everywhere Sports Profit Network
How did the Bristol-based sports channel become the world's most powerful media brand? It never forgot the fans -
Sports
The Commercial World of Lance Armstrong
The cycling champion's web of business interests includes endorsements, investments, and his charitable foundation for cancer patients -
Media & Marketing
Why Wal-Mart Is Worried About Amazon
The big retailer brings in tech help to juice online sales -
China
China, the People's Republic of Discounting
China's economic slowdown has retailers wielding their markdown pens to woo shoppers -
Human Resources: The Big IssuesBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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If It's Legal, It's Ethical窶ヲRight?Businessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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Health Care
Obamacare's Here to Stay. What Do Business Leaders Do Now?
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Management
The Employee Engagement Racket
The latest HR fad is too abstract and disconnected from the real experiences of your employees -
Offer-and-Acceptance EtiquetteBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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Media & Marketing
At Procter & Gamble, the Innovation Well Runs Dry
The consumer giant pioneered disposable diapers, synthetic detergents, and fluoride toothpaste -
Sports
PokerStars Strikes U.S. Deal to Buy Full Tilt Poker
After months of legal battles, PokerStars is buying Full Tilt Poker, the site that owes players an estimated $300 million -
Five Secrets of Charismatic Leadership
Even if you lack charisma, you can still mobilize your team by following a tried-and-true formula, writes Nick Tasler, who points out that… -
Media & Marketing
Mondelēz Ditches Kraft's Name; Others Dump the Accent
Mondelēz intends to concentrate on international markets—but the macron symbol confuses many folk -
How Many Thank-You E-mails Land the Job?
After a job interview, you need to follow up to stay visible—without becoming a pest. Consultant Lynn Taylor offers tips on finding the right frequency -
Management
To Get Women on Company Boards, Make Men Leave
Mandatory term limits could enforce a discipline that most boards can't bring on themselves -
Should You Go to Work When You're Sick?Businessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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Health Care
Why Don't More Hospitals Use Electronic Health Records?
They improve care and cut costs. That’s why Obama is spending billions on them. Yet electronic health records continue to cause more agony than… -
'Soft Porn' Image Falls Flat at Abercrombie & Fitch
Aug. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Josh Lipton reports that Abercrombie & Fitch may be dealing with an image problem as the company has lost a… -
Money and the Meaning of Life
Why do brilliant people allow their hunger for money to cause their ruin? -
Excelling as a First-Time Manager
The colleagues who loved you as their peer now report to you as their boss. Will they still respect you? -
Management
The Story Behind the Olympus Scandal
The company's ex-president and CEO dared to ask questions about what looked like fraudulent accounting—and paid dearly for it -
Transportation
Why the EADS-BAE Deal Collapsed
The French, German, and British governments squabbled over details of the merger -
God and Gay Marriage: What Chick-fil-A Could Learn From Marriott
The hotel company's chairman is a devout Mormon, but his public stance on gay marriage offers a stark contrast to that of the fast-food company's president -
How to Get on a BoardBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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How to Give NoticeBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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Manufacturing
Is Nike's Flyknit the Swoosh of the Future?
Its new running shoe is spun, not sewn, reducing materials, time, and labor -
Management
Jim Rogers, the CEO Who Wouldn't Leave
To seal a deal creating the largest U.S. electric utility, Rogers said he'd step down. And he did—for about two hours. Inside the Duke Energy "hijacking" -
Media & Marketing
'Kony 2012': Guerrilla Marketing
How Invisible Children, a San Diego nonprofit, turned the hunt for African warlord Joseph Kony into a marketing sensation -
Media & Marketing
Chobani Takes Gold in the Yogurt Aisle
Upstart Chobani has parlayed its success with creamier Greek yogurt into an Olympic sponsorship -
Management
Apple’s No. 1 Opportunity for Growth: Pay Store Employees More
A base salary with commissions would acknowledge Apple Store workers’ significant contributions to the company’s success -
Internships: The Best Places to StartBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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The Dirty Dozen Performance Appraisal Errors
Ah, those discomforting employee evaluations you have to do. Attorney Jonathan A. Segal tells how to make the process easier—and less likely to… -
Gossip In the Workplace
Even if it's not malicious, office gossip kills camaraderie and morale. It's also a way for teams to avoid holding difficult conversations, says… -
Today's Top 10 Talent-Management ChallengesBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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How to Win at Office Politics
No, it's not about stabbing people in the back or doing absolutely anything to get ahead. Office politics is really about building relationships to… -
Management
Don't Bet on a Hewlett-Packard Comeback
The Silicon Valley icon has yet to come up with a strategy different from just copying IBM and Apple -
Reinventing Business
Target's City Ambitions
With cities growing faster than suburbs, the retailer has designed new stores for downtown shoppers -
Media & Marketing
Bubble U.: High Point University
What happens when you run a college like a growth business? North Carolina's High Point is finding out -
Retailing
Gap's Athleta Looks a Lot Like Lululemon
Its Athleta chain mimics the locales and methods of the yoga market leader -
Transportation
IPads Help Some Airlines Cut Costs
Swapping tablets for heavy inflight entertainment systems saves fuel -
Media & Marketing
China's Biggest Brands Try to Raise Their Profile
Mainland giants aim to develop products that can thrive in the U.S. and fetch higher prices -
Smashing Silos
Five steps to encourage collaboration and do away with insular business units acting at cross-purposes -
Management
Where Free Speech Goes to Die: The Workplace
As Obama, Romney, and other politicians duke it out, remember: The First Amendment doesn't protect workplace blather -
Transportation
Singapore Airlines' Competition Rises
The airline is losing out to Middle East rivals and discounters -
Management
To Recruit Techies, Companies Offer Unlimited Vacation
Open-ended vacation policies are catching on in Silicon Valley -
Google's Management Style Grows Up
The search engine company famous for creative freedom is realizing there's a place for discipline, too, according to Scott Anthony -
Media & Marketing
Lady Gaga Won't Be a Bratz Doll
A lawsuit contends that Lady Gaga's team wanted her to be a Bratz doll before changing its mind -
Media & Marketing
For Probiotic Drinks, Asia Is the Place
Barred from using health claims in Europe, beverage makers head east -
Unilever Wants to Be America's Ice Cream King
The global ice cream leader uses its Magnum bar to spur U.S. sales -
Managing
What Do Managers Do at Work?
It will take some serious uprooting of old management role models to help great ideas escape the iron grip of authority -
Autos
Freeing Ford's Logo From Debtors' Prison
The company seeks to win back rights to its iconic logo from banks -
Leading Older Employees
As Millennials take on increased responsibility at office, they need to build management skills that allow them to work effectively with senior colleagues -
Management
Heads or Tails, Some CEOs Win the Pay Game
Boards set performance goals, but many later move the benchmarks to allow big payouts -
How Companies Develop Great LeadersBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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Management
How to Motivate People: Rahm Emanuel
When to use the carrot and when to use the stick -
Finding Your Future Talent Stars
After determining it lacked Gen Y personnel, a software company set up special programs to recruit and develop new talent -
Manufacturing
'Made in China' Olympic Uniforms Are a Win for the U.S.
Let’s stop whining about a few “made in China” uniforms and start cheering for superior U.S. innovation -
Blog: Management
What Every CEO Needs to Know About HR
A handy guide to make sure your HR honcho is helping the organization grow, not simply administering performance reviews -
Media & Marketing
Two Questions Haunting J.C. Penney
If the retailer is not able to retain most of its customers and attract new ones, it's destined for oblivion -
Sports
Smartest Spenders in Sports
All 122 teams in the four major U.S. pro sports leagues ranked by who gets the most bang for their payroll buck -
Manufacturing
Siemens Seeks Apprentices From the Rest of Europe
In a first, it recruits talent from the Continent's ailing South -
Google
Google Gets Some Rare Good News in China
Despite censorship woes, it's now No. 1 in mobile ads on the mainland -
Sports
A Priceless (Really) Olympic Ticket To See Usain Bolt
Looking high and low for scalpers to the hottest Olympic race -
Management
Pay-as-You-Drive Insurance: Big Brother Needs a Makeover
Turn pay-as-you-drive insurance programs into a premium service worth paying for because it makes us better drivers -
Manufacturing
Cone Denim's Old Factory Is Back in Fashion
A century-old denim mill in North Carolina finds new life supplying makers of $350 jeans -
Retailing
Nordstrom Tries an Extreme Makeover With Topshop
To rev up apparel sales, the U.S. retailer pairs with Britain's edgy Topshop -
Manufacturing
My Week at Private Equity Boot Camp
The author's stint as an efficiency expert at an Alabama factory owned by Monomoy Capital Partners -
Management
What's Wrong With Bankers? Money
Barclays and investment banks need to understand that if you pay big individual bonuses, you do get results. You also get a toxic corporate culture -
Management
HR Group Creates Workforce Metrics
Some think stats on training and diversity will help investors -
What's Your Company's Risk Culture?
It's important for directors to understand the risk culture because it influences the decisions of management and employees, even unconsciously -
The Surprising Origins of Glenn Beck's Jeans
The broadcaster's 1791 jeans feature denim from the same mill that Levi's uses for its own Made in the USA products
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Sports
Can Livestrong Live Without Lance?
Lance Armstrong's cancer-"survivorship" foundation stumbled when he retired from cycling for two years. Can it survive his doping scandal? -
Media & Marketing
Convincing Women in China They're Too Hairy
Reckitt Benckiser harnesses marketing's power to conquer a hairless land -
Media & Marketing
Uniqlo.com to the Rescue of Middle America
The Japanese retailer's new U.S. online store makes Uniqlo apparel available to Americans living away from the coasts -
The Most Dangerous Thing About China: Americans' Attitudes
Americans are being sold a bill of goods that China’s growth is the U.S.’s loss -
Manufacturing
Levi's Goes Green With Waste<Less Jeans
The apparel company tries to make its cotton—and customers—more eco-friendly -
Sports
Lance Armstrong Unlikely to Face Clawbacks
The seven Tour de France titles are gone, but he's probably keeping the money -
How to Make Employees More Virtual, More Effective
Sept. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg Businessweek technology correspondent Sam Grobart takes a look at convenient technologies that empower… -
Managing
The Power of Industry Clusters
Regions that attract complementary companies with interests in the same industry produce more jobs and economic growth than areas without such focus -
Media & Marketing
Redbox Operator Coinstar Tries Coffee Dispensers
After winning with Redbox DVD kiosks, Coinstar is using the same approach in the coffee market -
Sports
The Commercial World of Lance Armstrong
The cycling champion's web of business interests includes endorsements, investments, and his charitable foundation for cancer patients -
Management
What Makes a Company Resilient?
In a turbulent business environment, companies need the ability to bounce back when faced with adversity -
2012 campaign
Why David Siegel Told His Employees to Vote for Romney
The Westgate Resorts founder discusses the melancholic effect of an Obama win, and how he swung the 2000 election -
Energy
BP's Good Deal With Rosneft
BP replaces a headache with a position in Rosneft's Arctic oil exploration, while securing enough cash to finance acquisitions elsewhere -
Winning the Factory Wars
Companies from all corners of the globe are discovering the advantages of making things in the U.S. -
Management
How the Mormons Make Money
The Church of Latter-day Saints has amassed financial holdings worth billions. Here's an inside look at its business empire -
Management
When the Boss Is on Team Romney
Businessmen have political views, and some feel free to share them -
The Five C's of Sustainability Branding
Want to make your business into a green innovator? Just follow this playbook -
Media & Marketing
How a Teacher Made $1 Million Selling Lesson Plans
Teachers are making money selling their classroom lessons in TPT, an online marketplace. A Georgia Kindergarten teacher tops the list -
Management
The Battle for Best Buy, the Incredible Shrinking Big Box
Founder Richard Schulze, who stepped down as chairman in May, is now trying to take the company private—as Amazon chips away at the chain -
Policy
Energy Costs More, but We Use Less
Slightly higher prices for gasoline, heating oil, and electricity have offset savings from efficiency gains and a decrease in energy usage -
Blog: Management
What Every CEO Needs to Know About HR
A handy guide to make sure your HR honcho is helping the organization grow, not simply administering performance reviews -
Management
To Recruit Techies, Companies Offer Unlimited Vacation
Open-ended vacation policies are catching on in Silicon Valley -
Management
Deadlines and Disruption
Former Businessweek Editor-in-Chief Stephen B. Shepard recalls what it was like to step into the job—and how he was determined to reinvent… -
Telecommunications
Mobile Payments: A New Frontier for Criminals
The nascent industry is vulnerable to fraud -
Wells Fargo Sued Over Alleged Mortgage Fraud
Oct. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Wells Fargo & Co. was sued by the U.S. government over claims the bank committed fraud by making reckless mortgage… -
Legislation
A Looming U.S. Doctor Shortage
Teaching hospitals say they need $9 billion, or Obamacare will fail -
Media & Marketing
At Abercrombie & Fitch, Sex No Longer Sells
Fewer young shoppers are drawn by the retailer's risqué marketing -
Manufacturing
Apple Needs to Find Its Exit Strategy From China
U.S. manufacturers rushed into China to cut costs, but many never considered how to get out when that advantage subsides -
Management
How to Get Honest Feedback: Alan Mulally
Make sure you actually want it, then create an environment where it's safe to offer constructive criticism -
Japan: Rethinking Lifetime Employment
Drucker appreciated Japan's lifetime employment system, but he came to the conclusion that flexibility is necessary for a company to thrive -
2012 campaign
The 5 Million Green Jobs That Weren't
Obama pledged to create millions of clean-energy jobs. How close did he get? -
Management
Why Corporate Ethics Statements Don't Work
Rather than publishing more ethics policies for employees to ignore, companies should make changes that instill a truth-telling culture -
How Concerned Is Oracle About Workday?
Oct. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Cory Johnson previews his interview with Workday Co-CEO Dave Duffield. Johnson speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Money… -
Sports
ESPN: Everywhere Sports Profit Network
How did the Bristol-based sports channel become the world's most powerful media brand? It never forgot the fans -
Talent Management: How to Invest in Your WorkforceBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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Innovation in Emerging Markets
It's not about new technology or products. It's about game-changing business models, like the one Hindustan Unilever is using to sell its products… -
Best Places to InternBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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Food & Drink
A Chocolate Bar for Women: At Least It's Not Wrapped in Pink
Cadbury introduces Crispello, 165 calories in a resealable pack that's purple -
In Accusing Microsoft, Google Doth Protest Too Much
Harvard blogger Benjamin Edelman believes the folks developing Bing did little more than observe user behavior—hardly a sin -
Management
Time is Short for Mayer's Focus on Yahoo 'Talent'
Chief Executive Marissa Mayer is putting her initial focus on upgrading Yahoo's management team -
Workplace
This CEO Gives Every Employee His Cell Number (Seriously)
The weirdest calls Quicken Loans CEO Bill Emerson has received -
Management
Charlie Rose Talks to Sprint Nextel's Dan Hesse
The CEO discusses the benefits of his $20 billion deal with Japan's SoftBank—and foresees a future filled with more consolidation -
Media & Marketing
At Procter & Gamble, the Innovation Well Runs Dry
The consumer giant pioneered disposable diapers, synthetic detergents, and fluoride toothpaste -
Manufacturing
Siemens Seeks Apprentices From the Rest of Europe
In a first, it recruits talent from the Continent's ailing South -
Media & Marketing
Sex Helps Sell Books, Barnes & Noble Learns
It helps that Borders liquidated, but Barnes & Noble finds that the sexy Fifty Shades series is really warming its bottom line -
Leading Older Employees
As Millennials take on increased responsibility at office, they need to build management skills that allow them to work effectively with senior colleagues -
Finding Your Future Talent Stars
After determining it lacked Gen Y personnel, a software company set up special programs to recruit and develop new talent -
Media & Marketing
Lance Inc.
Armstrong's refusal to defend himself against doping charges hasn't harmed his business prospects. It's enhanced them -
Management
Heads or Tails, Some CEOs Win the Pay Game
Boards set performance goals, but many later move the benchmarks to allow big payouts -
Health Care
Why Don't More Hospitals Use Electronic Health Records?
They improve care and cut costs. That’s why Obama is spending billions on them. Yet electronic health records continue to cause more agony than… -
God and Gay Marriage: What Chick-fil-A Could Learn From Marriott
The hotel company's chairman is a devout Mormon, but his public stance on gay marriage offers a stark contrast to that of the fast-food company's president -
Excelling as a First-Time Manager
The colleagues who loved you as their peer now report to you as their boss. Will they still respect you? -
Energy
Power to the People
We need to update America’s power grid and expand our broadband capability -
Telecommunications
Battle of the Latin Telecom Tycoons
Carlos Slim and Telefónica's César Alierta take their fight to Europe -
Culture Club: Surviving the Next MergerBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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Food & Drink
Snapp, If You Don't Want a Beer
Diageo's new cocktail targets African women -
Worst Jobs with the Best Pay
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Management Practices That Spell Doom
Well-intentioned but misguided managers are sinking their employers because they don't understand the science of human behavior -
Management
Would German-Style Apprenticeships Work in the U.S.?
Germany's approach to vocational training keeps youth unemployment low -
Media & Marketing
The New Al Jazeera: More ESPN, Less CNN
The Middle Eastern network shifts its focus to sports programming -
Deloitte Consulting is Hiring
The big-name audit firm is awarding hundreds of jobs to established consultants as well as newly minted MBAs and undergrads
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