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The thinking behind the HP split

Silicon Valley Business Journal

The thinking behind the HP split

CEO Meg Whitman says that following the split, the business side of HP will be in a better position financially to do more M&A, and R&D.

Boeing reports Q3 earnings increase

Wichita Business Journal

Boeing reports Q3 earnings increase

The pesky budget item -- 'Obamacare fines'

The Business Journals

The pesky budget item -- 'Obamacare fines'

Virtual university Minerva Project aims to rival the Ivy League

San Francisco Business Times

Virtual university Minerva Project aims to rival the Ivy League

How entrepreneurs can develop the right mix of confidence and humility

How-To: Growth Strategies

How entrepreneurs can develop the right mix of confidence and humility

Yodle may delay IPO, return to private investors

New York Business Journal

Yodle may delay IPO, return to private investors

When she took over, the nonprofit couldn't make payroll. Here's how she brought it back from the brink

Profiles/Strategies

When she took over, the nonprofit couldn't make payroll. Here's how she brought it back from the brink

Wake Forest to end traditional MBA program

Triad Business Journal

Wake Forest to end traditional MBA program

IRobot shares up after company reports boom in home robot sales

Boston Business Journal

IRobot shares up after company reports boom in home robot sales

The Clash-y decision for Adidas' Reebok suitors: Should they stay or should they go?

Portland Business Journal

The Clash-y decision for Adidas' Reebok suitors: Should they stay or should they go?

Target gets aggressive on holidays with free-shipping offer

Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal

Target gets aggressive on holidays with free-shipping offer

Daimler just sold all its stake in Tesla, about 4% of the electric car maker's shares

Silicon Valley Business Journal

Daimler just sold all its stake in Tesla, about 4% of the electric car maker's shares

Virtual university Minerva Project gets $70 million, aims to rival the Ivy League

San Francisco Business Times

Virtual university Minerva Project gets $70 million, aims to rival the Ivy League

Monsanto will keep selling seeds treated with pesticides linked to bee deaths

St. Louis Business Journal

Monsanto will keep selling seeds treated with pesticides linked to bee deaths

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Military vet uses SBA program to help fund his business

Military vet uses SBA program to help fund his business

Col. Richard Elam and his wife, Kimberly, both active military in the Florida Army National Guard, launched a company that rents mobile entertainment equipment like rock walls and laser-tag setups with the help of the SBA.

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