U.S. policy efforts, far ahead of those overseas, will ensure that it is the first out of the global recession, but it can’t count on support from foreign trade
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IBM, HP, and GE are among those developing systems that make U.S. infrastructure safer and more efficient—just in time for a government spending spree
More companies are cutting back on—or cutting out—severance pay and benefits. But workers are fighting back, and new laws are on their side
"If Bill Gates has an issue with giving presentations then that gives the rest of us hope! A lot of us who give presentations may try to make it too complicated."
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The new Administration just broke three cardinal rules of leadership
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