What Corporate America Can't Build: a Sentence
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A recent survey concluded that businesses spend up to $3.1 billion annually on remedial writing training for employees.
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Description: The United States and the European Union take their fight over corporate subsidies to the World Trade Organization. An initial US complaint targeted EU subsidies to aircraft manufacturer Airbus.
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Some CEOs behave as if they're God's gift to corporate America. I thought I'd provide some much needed feedback and unsolicited, practical advice to help CEOs cope.
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You could be next in the firing line Comment There are two cases, that I am aware of, moving through the courts in the US relating to accessibility of IT solutions.â¦
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U.S. Steel has its share of problems. Don't let them become yours.
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The human beings behind the business headlines can sometimes become lost.
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Remember John Edwardsâ âTwo Americasâ campaign theme? It occurred to me how well that theme fits the corporate world. For proof, look no further than the stockholder lawsuit against Walt Disney Co.
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BILLERICA -- The question elicits a gasp on the other end of the phone. William Donovan, president of Cambridge Tool &amp; Manufacturing, is momentarily speechless when asked why not move his small company overseas, where manufacturing costs are cheaper.
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Investors have spoken -- here's what they said.
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Aligning technology and business â what a concept. Everyone is talking about it, but to put things in perspective, I imagine the day after the wheel was invented the wife of the inventor got sick and tired of watching her husband roll it down the hill all day. She probably said, âCyxny, honey, why donât you make another one and put them on the cart?â
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A 2002 congressional law adds protection for corporate tattletales, but few of them gain such status from US courts. By Adam Geller / Associated Press.
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Re "Va. blasting into space race: Rocket will carry hopes of untested East Coast hub" (front page, Dec. 1):  The collision of public and private organizational cultures has the capacity to enable positive results in American innovation.
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Is there anything left in the world that hasn't been defaced by a corporate logo or cheapened by a vulgar sales pitch? Maybe, but it's getting harder to find. Commentary by Tony Long.
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How many paragraphs of rules and regulations can a society have before no one can predict how it will respond to critical situations?  The answer, as demonstrated on 9/11/2001 is:  "Not very many."  Lawyers need to go open source and let the public bang on their code.
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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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In response to a previous article from the Symfony blog, Paul Jones has pulled together some thoughts to some of the comments they made.   As the author of a relatively popular benchmarking article, I feel compelled to respond to this bit of misguided analysis from the Symfony camp about benchmarks.   Paul talks about the "straw-man arguments" presented in the Symfony article, including some references to Paul's previous benchmarks. He's even broken it down into a point-by-point response to make each point clear.
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If a company isn't failing at some things, it probably isn't innovating.