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Software Aims to Match Military Veterans With Civilian Jobs
Michelle Obama is pressing companies to recruit veterans whose skills may not come across on a résumé -
Management
'American Lawyer' Revenue List Shows New No. 1 Firm: DLA Piper
The top-grossing law firm in 2012 took in $2.4 billion -
Media & Marketing
Rupert Murdoch, News Corp. Dodge Phone-Hacking Ruin
Two years ago, Murdoch was supposed to be finished. Instead, his News Corp. is stronger—and more valuable—than ever -
Policy
Explaining Obamacare's Baffling Tax Breaks for Small Business
Small employers have been slow to take the law's tax credit for offering health coverage. Accountants blame complicated rules -
Courts
Charlie Rose Talks to Maurice 'Hank' Greenberg
The former American International Group CEO discusses his 2005 ouster and his $55.5 billion suit against the U.S. government -
Policy
Small Employers Are Clueless About Obamacare
A majority of business owners don't grasp the basics of the law, a new survey suggests -
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 -
Policy
New York Is Sterilizing Its Rats. Here's How
Tiny SenesTech has a compound that may sterilize the rat population down to near-unnoticeability -
Congress
Why Gun Makers Fear the NRA
Gun makers who were appalled by the lobbying group's response to Sandy Hook bit their tongues. After all, business is booming and the National Rifle Association calls the shots -
Management
In Soda-Ban Battle, Starbucks Beats Mayor Bloomberg
The coffee chain stood by its concoctions before a New York court struck down the city's ban on big, sweet drinks -
Courts
Martha Stewart's Starring Role in Court
The doyenne of domesticity gives testimony in a contract dispute between Macy's and J.C. Penney -
Legislation
Swiss Limits on Executive Pay: Less Than Meets the Eye
Switzerland's referendum sends a strong signal, but shareholders are not as upset as the public about lavish pay -
Workplace
Why Degree Inflation Hits Women Workers Hardest
Office admin jobs are getting more selective, if they aren't disappearing altogether -
Workplace
Working Moms Need More Than Subsidized Breast Pumps
Breast pumps are now covered by health insurers. What's really needed, longer maternity leave, is nowhere in sight -
White House
Sally Jewell, Obama's Interior Pick, Has Something for Everybody
Her background mixes business, energy, and conservation
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Congress
Why Gun Makers Fear the NRA
Gun makers who were appalled by the lobbying group's response to Sandy Hook bit their tongues. After all, business is booming and the National Rifle Association calls the shots -
Management
Software Aims to Match Military Veterans With Civilian Jobs
Michelle Obama is pressing companies to recruit veterans whose skills may not come across on a résumé -
Economy
The Gap Between Rich and Poor Widens
Russia has greater income inequality than the U.S., and America's gap between black and white unemployment rates has widened -
Health Care
Wal-Mart Workers' Black Friday Strike
A wave of strikes fueled by low wages and rising health-care premiums is set to expand just as holiday shopping begins, when Wal-Mart most needs its employees -
Management
Why Can't the TSA Be as Cool as the TSA's 'Blogger Bob?'
Bob Burns is one TSA worker who has fun on the job -
2012 campaign
Alabama's Immigration Law Could Cost Billions Annually
Since a harsh immigration law took effect in September, thousands of immigrants have fled, triggering a potential economic decline that could erase at least 70,000 jobs -
2012 campaign
Why Mommy Can't Get Ahead
Women in the U.S. had a banner year at the polls, but is that enough to bring change to the workplace? -
Policy
Jonathan Alter's Checklist for Change
Do's and don'ts from the Bloomberg View columnist -
Management
FedEx Put Female Employees in the 'Smalls' Section, Obama Official Says
The U.S. Labor Department finds a pattern of discrimination at the express delivery company -
White House
Sally Jewell, Obama's Interior Pick, Has Something for Everybody
Her background mixes business, energy, and conservation -
Management
Getting Principals to Think Like Managers
A Darden program offers management training to school administrators -
Policy
CEOs and the Fiscal Cliff: What Influence?
Business leaders were going to lean on Congress for a "grand bargain" budget deal. They ended up pleading on coffee cups
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Software Aims to Match Military Veterans With Civilian Jobs
Michelle Obama is pressing companies to recruit veterans whose skills may not come across on a résumé -
Economy
The Gap Between Rich and Poor Widens
Russia has greater income inequality than the U.S., and America's gap between black and white unemployment rates has widened -
Congress
Why Gun Makers Fear the NRA
Gun makers who were appalled by the lobbying group's response to Sandy Hook bit their tongues. After all, business is booming and the National Rifle Association calls the shots -
2012 campaign
Alabama's Immigration Law Could Cost Billions Annually
Since a harsh immigration law took effect in September, thousands of immigrants have fled, triggering a potential economic decline that could erase at least 70,000 jobs
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Congress
Why Gun Makers Fear the NRA
Gun makers who were appalled by the lobbying group's response to Sandy Hook bit their tongues. After all, business is booming and the National Rifle Association calls the shots -
Management
Software Aims to Match Military Veterans With Civilian Jobs
Michelle Obama is pressing companies to recruit veterans whose skills may not come across on a résumé -
Economy
The Gap Between Rich and Poor Widens
Russia has greater income inequality than the U.S., and America's gap between black and white unemployment rates has widened
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