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Mix business with politics? It's OK with most folks, but consider these 5 things

A new survey by Global Strategy Group found that most Americans now think it's appropriate for businesses to take stands on political issues, even controversial ones. But be prepared for some pushback.

‘Male parts,’ ‘heels hurt’ and an ‘uh oh’ moment: 9 memorable quotes from AOL’s ‘Makers’ documentary

Last night, AOL's much-hyped "Makers" documentary premiered on PBS. It was an hourlong look at the past 60 years of women in business.

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Fed ends bond purchases; how much bang did it get for all these bucks? (Video)

As expected the Federal Reserve announced it will end its monthly bond purchases, a $3 billion economic stimulus program that the Fed contends met its objective.

How-To: Human Resources

How to ace these 3 awkward-yet-basic job interview questions

How to answer some of those open-ended interview questions to further your chances for employment.

How-To: Human Resources

Common questions employers are asking about ebola

Employers are understandably concerned about the possible spread of the Ebola virus in the United States. They have voiced concerns about the spread of infection and appropriate control strategies to be followed in the workplace.

How-To: Growth Strategies

Lead like it matters: Leading people is messy, so get used to it

Integrating what you learn into your behaviors and actions, and making it real for you, and those you lead, is a much bigger challenge.

How-To: Growth Strategies

3 reasons to choose a mentor outside of your comfort zone

When it comes to picking a mentor, says entrepreneur Bert Gervais, look beyond similarities of race, gender, or age. With a desire to learn more about how those factors play into creating a successful mentor/mentee relationship, Gervais offers his perspective.

RadioShack seeks aid from turnaround advisory firm MAEVA Group

​Corporate turnaround and restructuring company MAEVA Group LLC will provide advisory services to the board of directors and management team of struggling electronics retailer RadioShack.

Austin recruiting firm makes move into Dallas market with acquisition

The move into North Texas marks the third acquisition of the year for the Austin firm.

U.S. Bureau of Labor data ranks Dallas and Texas third for job growth

A study released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows Dallas took third among metropolitan statistical areas with 1 million or more workers. The state also took third for non-agricultural job growth between January and September as compared to the same span last year.

Amex chief diversity officer on how to create an inclusive environment for 50,000 employees

Valerie Grillo is the Chief Diversity Officer of American Express, a role that aims to make an inclusive environment for 50,000 employees around the world.

How-To: Human Resources

Managing: How to reject an internal candidate

Each week Alison Green answers workplace and management questions from readers.

How-To: Human Resources

How to make sure you always have the right number of employees

Given the need to maintain your staff at a maximal level, how can you tell when things have gotten out of hand?

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Lockheed, Pentagon reach deal on 43 F-35 jets at lower cost

Lockheed said the agreement will result in a 3.6-percent reduction in cost for the aircraft that are made in Fort Worth.

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Toyota's North American CEO: $350M Plano campus will streamline business for the future (Video)

It's been about five weeks since Toyota North American CEO Jim Lentz closed on his Westlake home as he moves to North Texas to oversee the construction of the company's new $350 million corporate campus.