On July 5, 2011
Tell Your Co-Workers How Much You Earn
A new study suggests that openness about pay can have beneficial effects in the workplace. But are we ready for it?
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Bad Portents: The Chinese Are Not Going to Save the Global Economy
When the U.S. and European economies contract, someone else has to spend, right? And that was supposed to be China and its trillions in hard currency reserves. Whoops.
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Why Nanny State Won’t Cure Child Obesity Epidemic
To cure the child obesity epidemic, federal regulators have taken aim at how food companies market to kids. But that won't solve the problem. Here's why ... and what will.
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What Was Your Best Purchase Ever?
Experiences are supposed to make us happier than things. But certain things can make us enjoy our hours quite a bit -- and are worth every penny.
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On July 5, 2011
The Value of Praise
As a kid growing up in the U.S., I was raised on praise, not always deserved. If it wasn't a gold star on a school report, it was an A for effort.
In China, praise…
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07.05.2011 | Inc.com Daily
Fox News twitter hacking update, Google nixes real-time, more reasons for entrepreneurs to take vacations, and more.
Fox News gets hacked! Hackers sent the web into a tizzy over the weekend by breaking into Fox News' twitter account and posting that…
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Survey: Only Executives Expecting Pay Raises
After surveys revealed double digit increases in CEO compensation last year, a new poll asks the rest of us what sort of raises we're expecting. Nine out of ten say none at all.
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Drug Company Illegally Experimented on Wounded Soldiers in Iraq, Suit Says
Novo Nordisk illegally funded experiments on injured soldiers in Iraq. Its research showed the drug, NovoSeven, was not more useful for controlling bleeding, a suit claims.
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On July 5, 2011
Climate Denier Funding: Where Exxon Left Off, Coal and Others Take Over
ExxonMobil, once a leading funder of climate change deniers, has cut its financial support considerably. But it hasn't given up entirely, and other energy companies are filling the gap.
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Studies: Federal IT Procurement Needs a Smooth Operator
When the U.S. government goes to the market for information technology, various contracting mechanisms come into play. In fact, as IT evolves, contracting follows, witness recent efforts at the General Services Administration to develop special procurement vehicles…
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