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It's a different way of thinking about business. Instead of viewing situations as tradeoffs (high wages leads to lower profits), the authors advised that we think in terms of mutual wins.
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CNBC's Brian Sullivan speaks to Richard Phillips, Pilot Freight Services CEO, about how Philadelphia, America's "third best city for stocks," provides the jolt the U.S. economy needs, and the fiscal cliff.
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Many nonprofits rely on the fourth quarter for a substantial portion of their yearly income. So far, the year has been really hard.
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The "Mature" market accounts for the majority of America's wealth and here is how companies can tap into it.
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As the world ages, managing healthcare quality and costs is becoming increasingly important. That's where information technology comes in.
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From "Two and a Half Men," celebrity stock trades and hiring in California , CNBC's Jane Wells reports.
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The world is getting smaller for entrepreneurs, and that’s a good thing. It gives entrepreneurs an opportunity to make an impact on more than just their businesses.
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CNBC reached out to some executives to hear how they’ve been impacted by Hurricane Sandy and how they are adapting their business during the recovery
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Once all is said and done, consumers, the state and Amazon all could actually benefit – the rare win–win–win for all involved.
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If you are someone who has to retrain hundreds or thousands of users, you may have to take a leap of faith to believe you will be in a better place when you have finished the Windows 8 journey. But worry not.
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As a country, we must stop demonizing certain modalities of energy and adopt an “all of the above” approach.
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The Internet gaming restart will likely create a far more complex series of changes than some observers imagine, and implications for casino owners could be momentous and unexpected.
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The way to foster long-term relationships is to admit that we cannot know what the markets will do, says Mark Hebner, president of Index Fund Advisors.
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While not nearly as high-profile as the “Barbarians at the Gate” world of Wall Street, middle market M&A creates huge amounts of liquidity in the American economy, with about $275 billion of middle market transactions closed in 2011.
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It turns out that many of the elements that make gaming so intensively attractive to so many young people are actually very useful in motivating those same youngsters to work harder and longer on scholastic and skills-based pursuits.
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We have confidence in Mexico’s ability to perform to our financial and social expectations, creating high quality products, delivering value, and operating as a true extension of our North American business.
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Read any letter from a university president these days and you will inevitably find the words “entrepreneurial” or “entrepreneurship.”
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Mexico is not only in good shape to deal with a global downturn, but finally its growth prospects look bright.
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As traditional media options fade away, mom and pop merchants are desperate for new, effective marketing avenues like Groupon and the other daily deal sites that bring in new clients with no upfront expense. However, Groupon’s business model has inherent flaws.
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Global investors are finally taking note of the attractive opportunities generated by Mexican entrepreneurs and startups.
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Groupon is a spotlight that shines brightly upon well-run businesses, but can expose poorly organized operations. Get your house in order before you run a Groupon and you will reap massive benefits.
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Media Money with Julia Boorstin
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Pandora keeps drawing more listeners to its streaming music service, but it's been strubbling with music licensing fees that are outpacing advertising revenue growth.
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"I've decided that I'd like to spend more time with my family. Just kidding – I was fired today," Mason said in an email to employees announcing his departure.
Inside Wealth
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New data from the IRS shows that one of eight filers with income of $1 million or more were audited last year.
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London's blue chip neighborhoods like Belgravia are increasingly owned by rich, and largely absent, foreigners.
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Steven A. Cohen is known for his rapid-fire trading style. He seems to be taking a similar approach with recent purchases. The NYT reports.
Executive Careers Blog
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Want to run an efficient and engaging meeting? Avoid these mistakes.
Special Reports
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Fast Adviser helps people in all stages of life with guidance finding the right mix of stocks, bonds, commodities, mutual funds,and/or ETFs to match individual risk tolerance.
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Business or pleasure? Golfing satisfies both. CNBC looks at the money behind the swing.
