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America's Cup CEO Stephen Barclay on the Race's Competition and Tragedy
The America's Cup chief on the push toward lighter and faster sailboats—and a death at sea -
Management
The Best Bonus Is One You Can't Spend on Yourself
A study finds that letting people spend small sums on co-workers can benefit an organization -
Sports
The Lesson of Rutgers's New Basketball Coach: Résumé-Padding Can Be Hard to Resist
It turns out that Eddie Jordan, Rutgers University's new basketball coach, lied about his academic credentials. He's not the first -
Sports
A Cryptographic Key to the Sacramento Kings Saga
A 2007 document from Seattle explains sports ownership in ways that might help the innocent interpret the the NBA announcement -
Workplace
The Right Way for a CEO to Deliver Bad News
IBM chief Virginia Rometty's video "reprimand" of employees wasn't all bad -
Sports
Alex Ferguson Retires as Manchester United Manager
The winningest manager in English Premier League history announces his retirement after 26 years and 13 league titles -
Management
Why Disney Licensed Star Wars to Electronic Arts
For Disney, the Star Wars franchise is about film. Video games were licensed to a large game maker -
Management
Novelty Items for the Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting
Companies prepare all sorts of limited edition swag for the annual shareholders meeting -
Workplace
Don't Apologize: Expressing Regret, Reconsidered
Apologizing doesn't help your cause. Sorry -
Management
How to Run Your Company Like an Improv Group, by Twitter CEO Dick Costolo
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Sports
Sports Agent Mark Steinberg on Tiger Woods's Comeback
The golfer's agent on turning down sponsorships and having his client back at No. 1 -
Books
'Give and Take': The Business Case for Being Nice
Wharton professor Adam Grant's book argues that selflessness is the secret to success -
Health Care
Has a Seattle Building Discovered the Secret to Making Stairs Irresistible?
Seattle's Bullitt Center hopes it's beautiful stairwell will help save energy and promote employee health -
Sports
Why Is the Marlins' Jeffrey Loria the Most Hated Man in Baseball?
The Miami Marlins owner enraged fans by gutting the team's roster in an off-season trade, after $490 million in public money had helped him open a new stadium -
Hard Choices
Designer Michael Graves on Moving to J.C. Penney
The architect and industrial designer on ending his partnership with Target and following Ron Johnson to J.C. Penney
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Workplace
The Right Way for a CEO to Deliver Bad News
IBM chief Virginia Rometty's video "reprimand" of employees wasn't all bad -
Sports
The Lesson of Rutgers's New Basketball Coach: Résumé-Padding Can Be Hard to Resist
It turns out that Eddie Jordan, Rutgers University's new basketball coach, lied about his academic credentials. He's not the first -
Hard Choices
America's Cup CEO Stephen Barclay on the Race's Competition and Tragedy
The America's Cup chief on the push toward lighter and faster sailboats—and a death at sea -
Management
Chipotle Pulls Its Support of Boy Scout Event
The Mexican grill is the latest company to pull funding from the Boy Scouts, whose membership is shrinking -
Workplace
The Misery of Mentoring Millennials
Younger workers are shunning the one-on-one mentorship model of the past in favor of a social network -
Workplace
'Out' Is In: Gay Workers Find Workplaces More Welcoming
59 percent of gay workers reported they were "out" at work, a 7 percentage point increase from the previous year -
Workplace
Don't Apologize: Expressing Regret, Reconsidered
Apologizing doesn't help your cause. Sorry -
Entertainment
The 'Game of Thrones' Guide to Management
Back for a third season, the HBO series is better than any business book at illuminating corporate power struggles -
Workplace
The Myth About Office Flirting
Why those studies about workplace sirens deserve an eye roll instead of a wink -
Books
'Give and Take': The Business Case for Being Nice
Wharton professor Adam Grant's book argues that selflessness is the secret to success -
Books
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 -
Hard Choices
Liz McDougall on Defending Classified Ads for Erotic Services
Village Voice Media's new general counsel quit her firm to defend online classifieds for erotic services, which are accused of enabling sex trafficking -
Entertainment
The Game of Power, per 'Game of Thrones'
The HBO fantasy series is less swords and sorcery than corporate intrigue of the highest order. Herein, the lessons -
Workplace
This CEO Gives Every Employee His Cell Number (Seriously)
The weirdest calls Quicken Loans CEO Bill Emerson has received -
Facebook
Sheryl Sandberg's 'Lean In' Brand Goes Global
The Facebook chief operating officer's leadership manifesto generated heaps of discussion, which has translated into sales
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Workplace
The Right Way for a CEO to Deliver Bad News
IBM chief Virginia Rometty's video "reprimand" of employees wasn't all bad -
Workplace
When Male CEOs Have Kids, Employees Make Less Money
A new study reveals that fatherhood for a male chief executive affects an entire company's compensation, with a son's birth costing everyone but the boss -
Workplace
Don't Apologize: Expressing Regret, Reconsidered
Apologizing doesn't help your cause. Sorry -
Workplace
'Out' Is In: Gay Workers Find Workplaces More Welcoming
59 percent of gay workers reported they were "out" at work, a 7 percentage point increase from the previous year -
Sports
The Lesson of Rutgers's New Basketball Coach: Résumé-Padding Can Be Hard to Resist
It turns out that Eddie Jordan, Rutgers University's new basketball coach, lied about his academic credentials. He's not the first -
Entertainment
The Game of Power, per 'Game of Thrones'
The HBO fantasy series is less swords and sorcery than corporate intrigue of the highest order. Herein, the lessons -
Workplace
This CEO Gives Every Employee His Cell Number (Seriously)
The weirdest calls Quicken Loans CEO Bill Emerson has received -
Entertainment
The 'Game of Thrones' Guide to Management
Back for a third season, the HBO series is better than any business book at illuminating corporate power struggles -
Workplace
The Misery of Mentoring Millennials
Younger workers are shunning the one-on-one mentorship model of the past in favor of a social network -
Management
Chipotle Pulls Its Support of Boy Scout Event
The Mexican grill is the latest company to pull funding from the Boy Scouts, whose membership is shrinking -
Hard Choices
François-Henri Pinault on Hiring Alexander Wang
The chief executive officer of PPR talks about his decision to hire Alexander Wang as creative director of Balenciaga -
Books
'Give and Take': The Business Case for Being Nice
Wharton professor Adam Grant's book argues that selflessness is the secret to success -
Facebook
Sheryl Sandberg's 'Lean In' Brand Goes Global
The Facebook chief operating officer's leadership manifesto generated heaps of discussion, which has translated into sales -
Hard Choices
America's Cup CEO Stephen Barclay on the Race's Competition and Tragedy
The America's Cup chief on the push toward lighter and faster sailboats—and a death at sea -
Workplace
Eradicating 'Reply All'
Some companies are taking steps to eliminate the function, and the trouble it can cause
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Management
Chipotle Pulls Its Support of Boy Scout Event
The Mexican grill is the latest company to pull funding from the Boy Scouts, whose membership is shrinking -
Workplace
The Right Way for a CEO to Deliver Bad News
IBM chief Virginia Rometty's video "reprimand" of employees wasn't all bad -
Hard Choices
America's Cup CEO Stephen Barclay on the Race's Competition and Tragedy
The America's Cup chief on the push toward lighter and faster sailboats—and a death at sea -
Sports
The Lesson of Rutgers's New Basketball Coach: Résumé-Padding Can Be Hard to Resist
It turns out that Eddie Jordan, Rutgers University's new basketball coach, lied about his academic credentials. He's not the first -
Management
Why Employees Like Zuckerberg (and Other Popular CEOs)
When it comes to employee approval, a leader’s confidence, vision, and accessibility can trump financial results -
Workplace
'Out' Is In: Gay Workers Find Workplaces More Welcoming
59 percent of gay workers reported they were "out" at work, a 7 percentage point increase from the previous year -
Workplace
The Myth About Office Flirting
Why those studies about workplace sirens deserve an eye roll instead of a wink -
Books
'Give and Take': The Business Case for Being Nice
Wharton professor Adam Grant's book argues that selflessness is the secret to success -
Workplace
Don't Apologize: Expressing Regret, Reconsidered
Apologizing doesn't help your cause. Sorry -
Workplace
When Male CEOs Have Kids, Employees Make Less Money
A new study reveals that fatherhood for a male chief executive affects an entire company's compensation, with a son's birth costing everyone but the boss -
Hard Choices
Daniel Birnbaum on SodaStream's Super Bowl Ad
The SodaStream CEO on spending a large part of his marketing budget on a Super Bowl ad
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