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Chipotle's Undocumented-Worker Problem Resurges
The SEC is investigating the restaurant chain, which last year fired 450 workers who couldn't confirm their work documents
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Remaking J.C. Penney Without Coupons
Former Apple Store chief Ron Johnson is trying to wean J.C. Penney shoppers from discounts. It's not going well
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Here’s to the Crazy Ones
The efforts of Branson and Bezos to commercialize space travel reminds us all to dream a little bigger—and to help someone else do the same
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GM Doesn’t Get Social Media
The automaker’s decision to pull ads from Facebook and the Super Bowl is all about its own lack of social media skills
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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
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Chipotle's Undocumented-Worker Problem Resurges
The SEC is investigating the restaurant chain, which last year fired 450 workers who couldn't confirm their work documents
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Management
Remaking J.C. Penney Without Coupons
Former Apple Store chief Ron Johnson is trying to wean J.C. Penney shoppers from discounts. It's not going well
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Clay Christensen's Life Lessons
The Harvard B-school professor and best-selling author's latest book tackles a new dilemma: the rarity of professional and personal success
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My Week at Private Equity Boot Camp
The author's stint as an efficiency expert at an Alabama factory owned by Monomoy Capital Partners
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Billionaire CEOs by Day, Superheroes by Night
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Outsourcing: A Passage Out of India
Front-office jobs shift to Latin America and eastern Europe -
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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 -
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Behind the Worker Revolt at American Airlines
American's employees may despise their management, but it's unclear just how generous US Airways can be and still make a merger work
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How to Motivate People: Rahm Emanuel
When to use the carrot and when to use the stick
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How Do You Solve the Fausto Carmona Problem?
By arranging papers—and even family histories—to cut a year or two from his age, a player can gain millions in a signing bonus
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India's Kingfisher Airlines Sputters
The Indian carrier's cash shortage has hit creditors and employees
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Kraft, Mondelēz, and the 'Art' of Rebranding
Kraft says its new Mondelēz moniker is a linguistic effort to inspire the idea of global confections. At least it's not Tfark
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How to Set Your Employees Free: Reed Hastings
The Netflix CEO looks for self-motivation and self-discipline and rewards them appropriately -
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How to Deal With Angry People: David Haynes
A Chicago cop says to start by listening. Letting them rant gives them the illusion of control -
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How to Negotiate: David Boies
Avoid generating false expectations, says the superlawyer
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Not Retired: Will Older Baby Boomers Find Jobs?
Some economists say demographics will give companies little choice but to hire older workers
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Law Firms' White-Shoe Blues
After years of huge profits, corporate law firms are falling on hard times. It's long overdue
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Jay Heinrichs's Powers of Persuasion
Businesses scrambling to fix a failed ad campaign, adapt to social media, or improve internal communications are turning to a self-styled scholar of Aristotelian rhetoric
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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
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Why Dan Loeb Loves Yahoo's Résumé-Gate
Activist investor Loeb hopes an error he spotted in Yahoo Chief Executive Scott Thompson's résumé will let him appoint a successor
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Remaking J.C. Penney Without Coupons
Former Apple Store chief Ron Johnson is trying to wean J.C. Penney shoppers from discounts. It's not going well
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Management
Clay Christensen's Life Lessons
The Harvard B-school professor and best-selling author's latest book tackles a new dilemma: the rarity of professional and personal success
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Chipotle's Undocumented-Worker Problem Resurges
The SEC is investigating the restaurant chain, which last year fired 450 workers who couldn't confirm their work documents
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How to Set Your Employees Free: Reed Hastings
The Netflix CEO looks for self-motivation and self-discipline and rewards them appropriately -
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My Week at Private Equity Boot Camp
The author's stint as an efficiency expert at an Alabama factory owned by Monomoy Capital Partners
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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 -
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Outsourcing: A Passage Out of India
Front-office jobs shift to Latin America and eastern Europe -
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Steve Wynn's Expensive Breakup
Casino magnate Wynn and pachinko king Kazuo Okada were pals. No more
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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
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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 -
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How to Motivate People: Rahm Emanuel
When to use the carrot and when to use the stick
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How to Get a Pay Raise (If You're a CEO)
By cherry-picking pay comparisons, corporate boards justify larger compensation packages
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Super Commuters Take the Morning Plane
For super commuters, getting to work is the hardest part of the job
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Meet the New Yahoo! Boss
Ross Levinsohn, the fifth CEO in four years, has a mixed record -
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Not Retired: Will Older Baby Boomers Find Jobs?
Some economists say demographics will give companies little choice but to hire older workers
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