When Bill Gates's children become adults, they'll probably launch their own businesses.
If you're ready to make a clean sweep of your house, help is here. Experts share the six main reasons why people can't seem to let go of their stuff and their smartest tricks for outwitting that primal hoarding instinct. Prepare to clear out -- for good!
When someone says they can "put an end to extinction," you tend to listen to them.
Fortune: Finding God at workupdated: Tue Jan 16 2007 17:13:00
Most companies strive to be family-friendly. Some brag that they are gay-friendly. But how many are faith-friendly?
FSB: An ATM for booksupdated: Thu Dec 14 2006 09:36:00
Buying a book could become as easy as buying a pack of gum. After several years in development, the Espresso - a $50,000 vending machine with a conceivably infinite library - is nearly consumer-rea...
A Young & Rubicam Exec by day who penned The Futurist: A Novel (Doubleday) by night, James P. Othmer has produced a frighteningly accurate send-up of modern corporate culture. The protagonist - a c...
Whether you're on a summer business trip or stealing a little time for a weekend getaway, chances are you'll be spending more than a few hours flying this season. And what better time to get in some good reading?
Companies can't afford to lose the expertise that 76 million retiring baby boomers will take with them, says one expert. Here's what to do about it. Plus: how younger employees can take advantage of the opportunities.
(CNN/Money) - While the urban centers in most major U.S. cities are blossoming with loft apartments, gourmet restaurants and pricey boutiques, Detroit has been waiting for its renaissance.
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Ever since game theory was invented half a century ago, people have been prophesying that it was about to revolutionize economics and management. It's easy to see why. One definition of it--the stu...
About one American worker in 10,000 dies in an on-the-job accident. Cooks in restaurants have higher mortality rates than firemen. Federal regulations on formaldehyde exposure result in expenditure...
Should we really feel sorry for a million-dollar-a-year CEO who finally has to retire, doubtless with an enormous pension and probably a fat consulting deal to boot? Well, maybe we should. Deep dow...
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