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'Give and Take': The Business Case for Being Nice
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'Top Dog': Unselfish Teamwork Is Overrated
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'Truth in Advertising' Satirizes the Super Bowl Ad World
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The Org Stands By the Status Quo for Business Management
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Merriam-Webster’s Most-Searched Business Words
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R.L. Stine on Writing Horror for Grown-Ups
The Goosebumps author on his new novel, Red Rain, and his decision to venture into adult fiction -
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Book Review: 'Why I Left Goldman Sachs,' by Greg Smith
In his bitter goodbye to the firm he once loved, the former Goldman employee discovers the truth: You are what you earn, and the client will never matter more than that -
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Penguin Group Sues Writers Over Book Advances
The publishing house seeks to recoup some advances it paid authors for books they never delivered
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It helps that Borders liquidated, but Barnes & Noble finds that the sexy Fifty Shades series is really warming its bottom line
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