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8 Remarkable Things About Michelle Lee
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Why Trump’s Trade War Could Be the Tipping Point for American Manufacturing
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The Shortage of Inspiring Places to Work
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Creating Value before Making Money
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5 Lessons of the AI Imperative, from Netflix to Spotify
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Rebecca Costa Wows Leaders at Data Conference.
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The Passionate Workforce: Creating Companies that Inspire Customers, Shareholders and Employees
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Invention vs. Innovation: What Drives True Disruption?
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Leadership Speakers That Matter
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Workplace Technology is as Addictive as a Casino’s Slot Machine — and Makes Us Less Productive
8 Remarkable Things About Michelle Lee
Michelle Lee joined the league of female pioneers as the first female director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office. But who is Michelle Lee? Here are eight things you may not know about the USPTO’s fearless former leader: Lee was also the Deputy Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property. Part of her responsibilities while […]
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by Vivek Wadhwa When Western companies moved manufacturing to China, it was all about minimizing costs. China was a developing country with labor costs among the lowest in the world. It also offered massive subsidies and readily turned a blind eye to labor abuse and environmental degradation.
Read more »The Shortage of Inspiring Places to Work
by Lance Secretan Business leaders are crying the blues about the so called, “shortage of talent”. Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic, a Professor of Psychology at Columbia University, where he teaches MBA students, says that when he began teaching MBA students they all wanted to work for corporate giants like Goldman Sachs, IBM, and Unilever. A decade later, […]
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by Deborah Perry Piscione In 2010, Stanford University graduate Kevin Systrom was working on a multifeatured HTML5 (the markup language that structures content for the web) check-in project on mobile photography, originally called Burbn. He began to build the prototype without any branding elements or design at all, just concentrating on its functionality and usability. […]
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