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Want To Succeed? Don’t Check Your Email – And Work Out At Lunch

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David Morken practically sparkles with energy, even over the phone.  Morken is Co-founder and CEO of Bandwidth, a 15-year-old company that focuses on IP-based communication technology – and is proud...
    






Obamacare’s Accountable Medicare Effort Gathers Steam

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A new health care delivery system that rewards doctors and hospitals for working together to improve quality continues to gather momentum in the Medicare health insurance program for the elderly....
    






Tesla Torched The Shorts In 2013, While JC Penney Proved A Winner

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This is a guest post by Karl Loomes, market analyst at Astec Analytics, part of SunGard. The views expressed are those of the author. It has been an interesting and busy year for short sellers in...
    






BrewDog Smashes UK Crowdfunding Records

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You may or may not like the beer that James Watt makes at BrewDog, Scotland’s largest independent brewer. What you can’t deny, however, is that his company is the toast of the UK’s alternative...
    






10 Tips To Get Your Career In High Gear For 2014

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It’s that time of year when you’re measuring your success for the past twelve months and thinking about your goals for the coming year. While you’ve been pondering what you want to accomplish and how...
    






Beyonce Fights Back Against The Amazon/Target Boycott

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If you’ve been following the marketing strategy used by team Beyonce on her latest self-titled album, you know that it’s been quite clever so far. To recap, the Beyonce album was released on the...
    






2013 Was The Year Everything Went Right For Lockheed Martin’s F-35 Fighter

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Thirteen is looking like the F-35 fighter’s lucky number.  After struggling for a dozen years to make program realities match government expectations, in 2013 prime contractor Lockheed Martin saw...
    






2013 Was The Year Everything Went Right For Lockheed Martin’s F-35 Fighter

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Thirteen is looking like the F-35 fighter’s lucky number.  After struggling for a dozen years to make program realities match government expectations, in 2013 prime contractor Lockheed Martin saw...
    






Responsive vs. Adaptive Websites: Six Questions To Ask

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While choosing between adaptive and true responsive options for your business website, it’s important to think about your end users. The fact is, there is not a single design option or mobile device...
    






The Avorn-Stossel Debate On GSK Halting Payment To Doctors For Drug Promotion

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GSK recently announced that it would no longer pay doctors to promote its drugs, a move that has generated a good deal of discussion.  The PBS Newshour entered the fray by featuring a debate between...