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    First came the hubbub about Scott Thompson, CEO of Yahoo, inflating his resume to include a computer science degree he did not actually receive. According to Mr. Thompson someone at a recruiting firm added that degree claim in 2005, he didn’t know it and he’s never read his bio since. A simple oversight, if you can believe he hasn’t once read his bio in 7 years, and he didn&rsquo...

  • Manufacturing: Soaring Chinese

    TRAVEL by ferry from Hong Kong to Shenzhen, in one of the regions that makes China the workshop of the world, and an enormous billboard greets you: “Time is Money, Efficiency is Life”.China is the world’s largest manufacturing power. Its output of televisions, smartphones, steel pipes and other things you can drop on your foot surpassed America’s in 2010. China now accounts...

  • 5 Giant Companies Who Use Slav

    Most of us support unethical practices with our purchases in some way, whether we want to — or even know about it — or not. Many large corporations utilize slave labor, and, even worse, child slave labor, when outsourcing their production. It’s not that they hate children; they just like money a lot better. Besides, most of these kids aren’t American, so the distance and hi...

  • 6 Interns Who Ended Up Running

    Many of us started out at jobs way down at the bottom of the food chain. Getting coffee and stuffing envelopes isn’t exactly a dream job for most people, but if you’re doing it now, take heart in the fact that these people started out as interns as well – and ended up running the joint.1. Roger Goodell, NFL CommissionerThese days, most people know Roger Goodell as the NFL Commiss...

  • 5 Companies with No Regard for

    Murder, kidnapping, torture, sex crimes, production of chemical weapons, war profiteering and warmongering, worker discrimination, sale and distribution of lethal products, water pollution and privatization, child labor and environmental degradation sound like plot points of an Academy Award-winning film starring Angelina Jolie. Sadly, these atrocities are not only forged by the imaginations of Ho...

First came the hubbub about Scott Thompson, CEO of Yahoo, inflating his resume to include a computer science degree he did not actually receive. According to Mr. Thompson someone at a recruiting firm added that degree claim in 2005, he didn’t know it and he’s never read his bio since. A simple oversight, if you can believe he hasn’t once read his bio in 7 years, and he didn’t think it was ever important to correct someone who introduced him or mentioned it.OOPS – the easy answer for someone making several million dollars per year, and trying to guide a very troubl   Read more >>
TRAVEL by ferry from Hong Kong to Shenzhen, in one of the regions that makes China the workshop of the world, and an enormous billboard greets you: “Time is Money, Efficiency is Life”.China is the world’s largest manufacturing power. Its output of televisions, smartphones, steel pipes and other things you can drop on your foot surpassed America’s in 2010. China now accounts for a fifth of global manufacturing. Its factories have made so much, so cheaply that they have curbed inflation in many of its trading partners. But the era of cheap China may be drawing to a close.   Read more >>
Most of us support unethical practices with our purchases in some way, whether we want to — or even know about it — or not. Many large corporations utilize slave labor, and, even worse, child slave labor, when outsourcing their production. It’s not that they hate children; they just like money a lot better. Besides, most of these kids aren’t American, so the distance and hidden nature of these atrocities provide a level of depersonalization that acts as just another excuse to keep on doing it. Here are five huge companies who use or have used child labor to create somet   Read more >>
Many of us started out at jobs way down at the bottom of the food chain. Getting coffee and stuffing envelopes isn’t exactly a dream job for most people, but if you’re doing it now, take heart in the fact that these people started out as interns as well – and ended up running the joint.1. Roger Goodell, NFL CommissionerThese days, most people know Roger Goodell as the NFL Commissioner. But 30 years ago he worked hard to even get a lowly intern position. After receiving rejection letters from pretty much every team in the league, a young Goodell tried the NFL itself. Then-exec   Read more >>
Murder, kidnapping, torture, sex crimes, production of chemical weapons, war profiteering and warmongering, worker discrimination, sale and distribution of lethal products, water pollution and privatization, child labor and environmental degradation sound like plot points of an Academy Award-winning film starring Angelina Jolie. Sadly, these atrocities are not only forged by the imaginations of Hollywood screenwriters, but also human rights abuses perpetrated by some of the most influential (and dangerous) companies in the world. And though greedy and corruptive business practices easily and   Read more >>
Earlier this week, The Economist published this chart of the world’s largest employers. After all, if jobs are the major hurdle to economic growth, and they are, the organizations that create   Read more >>
Here is the just released letter from Steve Jobs:***PRESS RELEASE: Letter from Steve JobsAugust 24, 2011–To the Apple Board of Directors and the Apple Community:I have always said if there eve   Read more >>
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Adora Svitak

The wonder kids: Adora Svitak has published two books, been featured on Good Morning America, and presented at the annual TED conference. Oh &md   Read more >>
If you want to make the big bucks, you’ve got to be willing to put in a little overtime. And while we’re generally all about working smarter (not longer), it’s worth noting that to   Read more >>
While most kids stick with lemonade stands, some young entrepreneurs take their business much further. Millions of dollars and multiple countries further, that is, with products in tech, software, b   Read more >>
A motorcycle accident left Todd Brown paralyzed from the waist down. But it also inspired a business idea. Today, his 180 Medical is one of the nation's fastest-growing medical supply companies.

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Reputation is everything. Especially in the higher echelons of business, where the reputation of a CEO can determine a company’s fate.Some CEOs benefit their companies by cultivating positive re   Read more >>
How low will BP stock go? Today's guess: All the way to zero. Already, the oil spill in the gulf has caused BP shares to drop to $30 from $60. That's a loss in total market value of $90 billion. Ear   Read more >>
Forget Bill Gates and Steve Jobs. The founders of Facebook, YouTube, and other upstart companies are shaking up the business world -- and making millions along the way.For many, the American dream isn   Read more >>
Company expected to pay record penalty for not telling authorities about defective gas pedalsToyota Motor Corp. is expected to agree to a fine of more than $16 million, the largest government penalty   Read more >>
Dr. Henry Edward Roberts in April 1997

Bill Gates, co-founder and chairman of Microsoft, on Friday sent the Wall Street Journal this remembrance of Henry Edward Roberts, who died Thursday at the age   Read more >>
By now, most of us have heard the story of how Google got its name. But Google isn’t the only company out there with an odd name. And it certainly isn’t the only name with an interesting s   Read more >>
The internet has created some of the world's youngest billionaires, possibly in the shortest possible time scale, ever.The richest are Sergey Brin and Larry Page, the pair who set up Google in the la   Read more >>
There’s a stereotype in America that successful CEOs and entrepreneurs were born with silver spoons in their mouths. Their eye-popping fortunes were little more than a gift from luck, genetic   Read more >>
An entrepreneur needs to be someone who can both visualize and actualize.  He needs to be able to visual something-and once that “something” is visualized, he needs to see exactly how to make it   Read more >>
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