On September 15, 2011
The Next Global Talent Pool
Featured Guests: Sylvia Ann Hewlett and Ripa Rashid of the Center for Work-Life Policy. They are the authors of Winning the War for Talent in Emerging Markets: Why Women Are the Solution.
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Google Dons Another Piece of Patent Armor
Google, until recently a piker in the patent-holding tech community, is rapidly beefing up its portfolio -- or arsenal, depending on how one views it -- of intellectual property. The company has acquired 1,023 patents from IBM.…
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RIM Earnings: Sales, Margins, Income — You Name It, It Fell
RIM blows another quarter, with sales of both BlackBerry smartphones and PlayBook tablets coming in even below reduced expectations.
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Lehman’s Legacy: Three Years Later, the Financial System Remains a Powderkeg
The investment bank's collapse three years ago exposed key risks in the global financial system. Have we learned anything since then?
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No Mickey Mouse Operation | BTalk
A Mickey Mouse operation is a curious term when you consider the challenges of keeping millions of kids entertained. Lee Cockerells tells us how he kept the magic alive at Disney World.
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Competitors Set to Come Streaming After Netflix Falters
Netflix decided to raise prices in a near-recession and a million subscribers decided to go elsewhere. No surprise. Next no surprise: Here comes some real competition.
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Are Facebook Posts Penalized by Using Third-Party Tools?
If a new report is to be believed, using a third-party tool to post Facebook updates may actually do more harm than good.No tags for this post.
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Netflix Feels the Wrath of Unhappy Customers
Netflix cut its domestic subscriber forecast on Thursday by one million customers in the wake of a major change in the company's pricing structure that favors its streaming-only service. The company discontinued its $9.99 monthly streaming and…
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Yahoo, Microsoft and AOL Won’t Beat Google With More of the Same Old Thing
AOL, Microsoft, and Yahoo hope that banding together gives them more success in selling display ads. But the whole won't be greater than the sum of its parts.
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Getting Back Into Google’s Good Graces
A lot of businesses have struggled with search, and sometimes make mistakes that pretty much render them invisible in the search engine or tossed out altogether. For example, buying links might not sound so bad if you're not familiar…
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