Female Business Owners Fault New Rules on U.S. Contracts
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Women who own small businesses have been pushing for years for a bigger piece of government contracts. And few are happy with the new rules created by the Small Business Administration.
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Lax enforcement of intellectual property laws hurts business and investment, group charges.
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Setting ground rules for competition is one thing, but seeking to determine outcomes is another. In European antitrust, there is more a doctrine of âreining inâ powerful companies than in the United States.
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There is a lot of unreasonable second-guessing and finger-pointing that goes on in the business world. It just comes with the territory any time mistakes cost money.
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New rules governing overtime pay kicked in, sparking a politically charged debate over the impact of the new regulations on US workers.
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The subtexts of two new books that aim to guide women through the worlds of commerce and finance both ask why a businesswoman canât be more like a businessman.
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Ignoring the rules classifying employees can be a costly mistake for your business.
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This year's new employment rules just mean creative new ways to evade them.
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The women's apparel retailer continues to struggle.
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Under the measure, property owners who can prove that environmental or zoning rules have hurt their investments can force the government to compensate them.
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Women are being &quot;parachuted&quot; into precarious positions within companies where there is a high risk of failure, according to a psychologist.
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Almost four in 10 businesses do not employ a woman in a senior management position, a survey suggests.
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BOSTON - Contentious and confusing federal rules governing overtime pay went into effect Monday, prompting former US Labor Secretary Robert Reich to note that businesses will likely exploit what he calls ânew loopholesâ in the regulations.
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Sex sells in the hospitality business. But before you hire a swarm of supermodels, beware the labor laws.
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WASHINGTON - After years of favoring the hands-off doctrine of the Bush administration, some of the nation's biggest industries are pushing for something they have long resisted: new federal regulations.
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SHANGHAI -- Sun Xiaoqing, owner of the Fenghua Hengsheng Knitting Factory, isn't quite sure what deadbeat mortgage holders in the United States have to do with his exporting business, but he knows it's bad.