Investment in career technical education is critical to improving the economy and preparing the future workforce. (
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As many businesses look to recover from the crippling hits their companies took in 2008 and 2009, their first order of business is finding capital to aid their rebuilding efforts.
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Milken Institute study shows changes to policies can add 2.9 million jobs by 2019. (
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The secret to increasing your bottom line without increasing your budget this business year lies in your ability to connect. (
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Here's how you can bust them. (
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Five simple rules to help yours become one in 2010. (
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Resolving to find or keep a job? Workplace experts offer advice. (
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Quint Studer, author of Straight A Leadership, offers five simple tips for turning things around — fast. (
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Ten things to avoid for a successful strategic project portfolio management process. (
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Eleven lessons on how women can burst through the “glass ceiling” in business. (
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Editor's Note: The following is an excerpt from an article that will appear in the January 2010 issue.
Industry leaders sound off as to what businesses can expect in the next five years. Their insights may surprise you.
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Telecommuting is a good idea to keeping productivity high during this crisis. However, businesses need the right telecommunications technologies and clear policies in order for telecommuting to be effective. (
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Site location advisors and real estate executives respond to the following: “How the recession has changed the site selection process in ways that are likely to prevail for the foreseeable future.”
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Nearly half of the 1,000 respondents don't not expect a full recovery until 2011 or later. (
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Report outlines the importance of manufacturing to the world's economies, as well as challenges to U.S. manufacturing. (
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Sites offer benefits, as well as pitfalls, as job seekers learn the ropes. (
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Low Cost Domestic Sourcing: A Guide To Location Selection, provides a framework to help government agencies and private companies work through the evaluation process. (
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Leaders are metros that avoided the worst of economic declines driven by falling housing markets and job losses in manufacturing and global trade. (
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Learn strategic priorities undertaken by effective leaders. This article is a follow up to “Customer Experience: Roots and Reasons,” posted to the Article Exclusives at bxjmag.com in July 2009. (
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Get back to basics and develop marketing plans that will reach your target markets. (
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Even in a tough economy, it is difficult to retain top talent. (
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Companies should prepare for potential swine flu outbreak. (
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Here's how to not only achieve success, but also how to maintain it. (
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Potential pitfalls of using a finder to raise capital. (
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Learn how one association freed up more than 100 hours per week of senior executive time. (
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There are many considerations when selecting a firm to move your company to its new location. (
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Learn the inside scoop to winning capital in today's marketplace. (
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Keep your talent happy once you have found them.
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What elements are necessary for a successful group move? (
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The march to 25x'25 is demonstrated by recently released Energy Information Administration numbers. (
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Starting business still too risky for most.
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It is time for leadership and not management in today's business environment. (
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How green can you get? (
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June job cuts fall to a 15-month low. (
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Online centers created for Arkansas and Louisiana aim to bring new jobs and prosperity to communities and states by showcasing their business advantages. (
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New OCO Global report reveals major transition in FDI, with contraction expected. (
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Relocation rate at three-year high as desperate job seekers take more risks.
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“We are at an inflection point,” says CG/LA leadership.
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The survey indicates a tale of two manufacturing sectors — the winners and the losers. (
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The men and women who work with you already possess the skills, the knowledge, and the insights to pull your company out of its slump.
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Companies slash salaries instead of staff. (
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Small business quirks don't have to be fatal. (
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Customer experience and service are popular topics in business conversations. They are sometimes used synonymously, but often are not well understood or deeply considered.
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Survey reveals wide perception gap between positive views of manufacturing's contributions, negative views of career opportunities. (
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America must be an integral part of global business if it is to remain a superpower. (
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Next Generation Consulting announces the best places to live and work for young professionals in three population categories, based on data from seven indexes. (
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Slashing inventory may leave companies unprepared for upturn. (
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If your conversations are focused predominately on bad news, then you're seriously impeding your own success. (
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E-mail has become the substitute for creating and maintaining interpersonal relationships. (
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What can business learn from nonprofit organizations about inspiring customers?
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Executives are facing tough personnel decisions in the face of shrinking revenue but many are unsure of how to make the best decisions should they be forced to lay off employees or restructure their workforce.
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The recession has created opportunities for entrepreneurs interested in buying small businesses. Yes, financing them can be tricky — but business valuation expert and author Chad Simmons explains how to do so it in spite of the credit crunch. (
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Have you heard? More than 35 business studies indicate that listening is a top skill needed for success in business. (
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Tell me what you do, not what you make…and why that's important. (
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