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Iowa's Lone Efficiency Ranger
Mike Rohlf is the state's one-man kaizen audit squad -
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A $5.2 Billion Bridge to Somewhere
New York fast-tracked construction of a new bridge to replace the aging Tappan Zee—with federal and private money for so-called design-build projects -
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How Opt Out Keeps People In
Force employees to instigate exits from 401(k)s, and chances are they won't leave -
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The Doctor Will Skype You Now
Telemedicine connects patients with specialists in rural Georgia -
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Keeping Federal Workers Out of the Office
Agencies have saved money and found efficiencies by boosting their share of telecommuting employees -
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One Way to Cut Rush-Hour Traffic
Rhythm Engineering's light management system gets cars moving faster and safer -
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My Bright Idea: Christine Todd Whitman on Nutrient Trading
The former EPA chief says nutrient trading is an effective, economical way to reduce pollution by providing incentives to encourage action -
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Lawyers Expect Young Immigrants to Flood Small Employers
As President Obama's deportation deferral program gets going, attorneys are urging businesses to prepare for a rush of new applicants and for current employees who falsified work authorization -
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Why a Minimum Wage Increase Divides Small Business
The decades-old perception that small businesses oppose raising the federal minimum wage is changing -
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Rahm Emanuel on Upgrading Chicago's Infrastructure
Chicago's mayor talks about mass transit, infrastructure investments, and public-private partnerships -
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Time to Equalize Tax Breaks for Charitable Giving?
An analysis by a nonprofit shows that in-kind donations by small businesses would quadruple if they were to receive credits comparable to those their big counterparts get -
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Expect More Small Biz-Washing as Election Day Nears
The latest example? Using small business owners to bolster arguments in the fight over tax cuts for the rich -
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Accelerators Try to Get Startups to Stick Around
From Cincinnati to Fayetteville, cities are betting that accelerators can breed high-growth companies. But will the entrepreneurs then stay? -
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Another Thing Immigrants Do for the Economy: Invent Cool Things
More than three-quarters of patents from top universities were the work of immigrants -
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This Bookstore Owner Isn't Bashing Health-Care Tax Credits
A seasoned entrepreneur says the health reform law's tax credit for small employers is helping her 35-year-old Salt Lake City bookstore endure
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