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WASHINGTON, Dec 18- U.S. regulators have asked nine companies that specialize in learning about consumers and selling that data to provide them with information about their business practices, the Federal Trade Commission said on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 18- The Federal Trade Commission, the U.S. consumer protection agency, has asked nine companies that specialize in collecting and selling consumer data to provide information about their business practices.
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SINGAPORE/ HONG KONG Dec 10- CNOOC's promise of transparency, pledged to win approval from Canada for its $15.1 billion purchase of Nexen Inc, looks like a positive step on the face of it but is unlikely to represent a sea change in Chinese business practices.
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*Govt says lobbyist overlooking ArcelorMittal's business practices. PARIS, Nov 29- The head of France's employers' union branded government plans to take over ArcelorMittal's Florange steelworks as "scandalous" on Thursday, leading the government to accuse her of overlooking the company's practices.
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*Govt says lobbyist overlooking ArcelorMittal's business practices. PARIS, Nov 29- A top French business lobbyist branded government plans to take over ArcelorMittal's Florange steelworks as "scandalous" on Thursday, leading the government to accuse her of overlooking the company's practices.
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*Govt says lobbyist overlooking ArcelorMittal's business practices. PARIS, Nov 29- The head of France's employers union branded government plans to take over ArcelorMittal's Florange steelworks as "scandalous" on Thursday, leading the government to accuse her of overlooking the company's practices.
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Tech startup founders in their 20s and 30s make all the headlines, but when it comes to entrepreneurship, increasingly it’s baby boomers who are more likely to be in business for themselves.
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"I wouldn't trust any company's accounts in China," says James Chanos, Kynikos Associates president & founder, explaining why he is short Chinese companies, despite GDP growth.
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Josh Kosman, "Buyout America" author discusses whether private equity helps American business become better or place them on the road to bankruptcy.
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Has time run out for the BlackBerry maker? Robert Kaplan, Harvard Business School professor, and Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, Yale senior associate dean, discuss whether Research in Motion's new CEO can turn the company around. (Editor¿s Note: RIM responded via email that there are, in fact, several individuals on its board who have been CEOs of public companies and its Board is not wholly-comprised of Canadians.)
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Russell Reynolds, RSR Partners CEO, provides insight into hiring trends in the C-suite, revealing that the shelf life of a CEO has decreased dramatically, from an average tenure of ten years to three years.
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What many business owners, analysts and experts say is that no matter what happens with the Supreme Court, some sort of closure is needed to the healthcare debate.
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While hard to quantify, advanced manufacturing already transcends all industries, integrating IT, innovation, energy efficiency and waste reduction to cut costs and boost productivity.
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"Our best days are ahead of us," says Kenneth Langone, Geeknet CEO, discussing his thoughts on the direction of the markets, business culture in America and why he will not run for political office.
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Investors are expected to grill JPMorgan's CEO at its yearly shareholder's meeting in Tampa, Florida over the more than $2 billion in trading loses. CNBC's Mary Thompson reports the details. Also, Robert Lowenstein, BusinessWeek contributor and Tom Stemberg, Highland Capital Partners, discuss the fallout of the bungled trade and Wall Street's game of risk.
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Jeffrey Sonnenfeld,Yale School of Management and William George, Harvard Business School professor discuss recent headlines highlighting scandals and bribery at several big American companies.
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Joe Weisenthal, Business Insider deputy editor; Barry Silbert, SecondMarket founder & CEO; and Jon Steinberg, BuzzFeed president, discuss the next generation of inventors and social media giants poised to change the world of business, media and even society.
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Jack Welch discusses the appointment of Cornell's Daniel Szpiro as dean of the Jack Welch Management Institute and using the internet as a tool to reduce the high cost tuition.
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Holger Luedorf, Foursquare head of business development; David Tisch, TechStars NYC founder; and Aneel Ranadive, Pinchit CEO, discuss the next generation of tech innovators and how they are re-writing the rules and rewiring the way the world receives information.