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How Technology May Help Cut Meat Consumption
In vitro meat is one avenue of research. A food and tech conference in New York will explore other ways to reduce our dependence on meat
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Will Greek Banks Step Up to the Plate?
Bloomberg's David Tweed reports that Greece extended the deadline for a buyback of sovereign bonds that’s crucial to unlocking aid from the International Monetary Fund and the European Union.
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Ivory Tower Pay and Perks Are Doing Fine, Thank You
The top-paid private college president in 2010 was Bob Kerrey, with total pay topping $3 million
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A Kinder, Gentler Lexus Christmas Commercial
Lexus takes its annual holiday commercials in a new direction in 2012
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China Nabs Airplanes and Batteries in Latest U.S. Shopping
Chinese firms acquire AIG's aircraft-leasing business and A123 but the latter deal may face fresh U.S. security concerns
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Will and Kate's Baby Signals Royal Bull Run
On today's "Global Outlook," Matt Miller reports on royal births and the performance of the stock market. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Street Smart."
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New Year May Bring MBA Hiring Boom
New research from GMAC suggests that employers are planning an MBA hiring spree, but salaries won't be anything to write home about
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Chris Christie Really Doesn't Want Obamacare Near His State
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Apple's Cook Says More Macs Will Be Born in the U.S.A.
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Pretend Profits
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Indonesians Still Love Their BlackBerrys
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The Evolution of the Video Game
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Lincoln Wants to Torch the Airport Limo
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How to Write an E-Mail Cover LetterBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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The Pay Phone of the Future
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A Kinder, Gentler Lexus Christmas Commercial
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Richard Branson's £1 Million Wager on Virgin
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Marijuana Investing: Going All In for $7M
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What Killed Twinkies
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F-35: A Short History of the Costliest Fighter Ever
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Restoring Trust in Corporate Governance
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The World's Most Influential Headhunters (Updated)Businessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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A Chocolate Bar for Women: At Least It's Not Wrapped in Pink
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If It's Legal, It's Ethical窶ヲRight?Businessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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Holiday Shopping: Retailers Aim to Thwart Online Rivals
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Outsourcing: A Passage Out of India
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Law Firms' White-Shoe Blues
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American Pain: The Largest U.S. Pill Mill's Rise and Fall
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Health Care
Why Don't More Hospitals Use Electronic Health Records?
They improve care and cut costs. That’s why Obama is spending billions on them. Yet electronic health records continue to cause more agony than… -
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Volunteerism as a Core Competency
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American Airlines Is on the Wrong Flight Path
The problem with American, as with other airlines—and many businesses—is not that its costs are too high but that its revenues are too low -
Google's Management Style Grows Up
The search engine company famous for creative freedom is realizing there's a place for discipline, too, according to Scott Anthony -
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Odyssey and the Lost Spanish Treasure
When explorers from Odyssey Marine Exploration found some $500 million in sunken treasure, they thought it was theirs to keep. Spain disagreed -
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Max Wolff on the Design of the Lincoln MKZ
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Worst Jobs with the Best Pay
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Today's Top 10 Talent-Management ChallengesBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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To Recruit Techies, Companies Offer Unlimited Vacation
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Consumer Electronics
The Curious Case of Samsung's Missing TVs
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How to Get on a BoardBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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Levi's Goes Green With Waste<Less Jeans
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How to Give NoticeBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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Mondelēz Ditches Kraft's Name; Others Dump the Accent
Mondelēz intends to concentrate on international markets—but the macron symbol confuses many folk -
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Is Nike's Flyknit the Swoosh of the Future?
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Seven Secret Shopping Deals: You Need Only Ask
Starbucks, Bloomingdale's, even some hospitals and doctors offer cool deals to those in the know -
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Whatever Happened to Jordache?
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Thursday Night Football Scores Big for the NFL
The league is peeling off viewers and ads from broadcast networks -
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99 Facts About Beer On the Wall...
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Wal-Mart's Painful Lessons
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Chart: What Black Friday's $59 Billion Really Tells Us
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Media & Marketing
MGM Makes Its Own Unexpected Journey
The Hobbit could put the studio on the fast track to an IPO -
Management
Where Free Speech Goes to Die: The Workplace
As Obama, Romney, and other politicians duke it out, remember: The First Amendment doesn't protect workplace blather -
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Delta Might Use Virgin to Become a Player in London
Delta has a history of airline deals, and one with Virgin Atlantic could help fill a big gap in its business -
The Dirty Dozen Performance Appraisal Errors
Ah, those discomforting employee evaluations you have to do. Attorney Jonathan A. Segal tells how to make the process easier—and less likely to… -
A Time for Ethical Self-AssessmentBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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Acing Your Annual Performance Review
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Health Care
NYC Rats: Stronger Than Sandy
Rats displaced by flooding have one expert concerned about a possible increased spread of rat-borne diseases -
Autos
Max Wolff at Lincoln's Design Studio
The brand’s design director shows off the new studio in Dearborn, Mich. -
Media & Marketing
Chobani Takes Gold in the Yogurt Aisle
Upstart Chobani has parlayed its success with creamier Greek yogurt into an Olympic sponsorship -
Retailing
Gap's Athleta Looks a Lot Like Lululemon
Its Athleta chain mimics the locales and methods of the yoga market leader -
Media and Marketing
Urban Outfitters' Offensive Merchandise
The clothing retailer has managed to irritate Jews, Mexicans, African Americans, Native Americans——and now the Irish -
One DUI Shouldn't End a Career
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Media & Marketing
Durex Takes On Trojan in the U.S. Condom Market
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Internships: The Best Places to StartBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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Sports
PokerStars Strikes U.S. Deal to Buy Full Tilt Poker
After months of legal battles, PokerStars is buying Full Tilt Poker, the site that owes players an estimated $300 million -
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The Future of Oil, Coal, and Gas Under Obama
Energy companies spent richly to unseat the president -
Small U.S. Franchises Head to the Middle East
Fledgling U.S. concepts find a home—and money—in the desert -
Leading Older Employees
As Millennials take on increased responsibility at office, they need to build management skills that allow them to work effectively with senior colleagues -
Gossip In the Workplace
Even if it's not malicious, office gossip kills camaraderie and morale. It's also a way for teams to avoid holding difficult conversations, says… -
Europe
It's Happy Hour for Whiskey in Russia
Imported whiskey is booming amid a government crackdown on booze
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In Some Stores, the Mannequins Are Watching You
To collect marketing data, a high-tech mannequin acts as a spy-cam on customers -
Facebook
The SEC Needs Facebook Friends
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Is Concierge Medicine the Future of Health Care?
Concierge doctors don't take insurance, but do make house calls. Once an option only for the rich, they may change health care for everyone -
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The Rise of the Retailer-Restaurant
Tommy Bahama and other clothing chains are adding upscale dining places and bars to lure shoppers away from the Web -
Yale MBA Grad Starts Marijuana Industry PE Fund
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How to Write an E-Mail Cover LetterBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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The Plot to Destroy America's Beer
AB InBev is gobbling up the world's beers—and drinkers aren't happy -
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Dec. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Iitrader.com Strategist William Baruch talks about his outlook for Apple and his investment strategy. He speaks on… -
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These Christmas Trees Have Frequent Flier Miles
Some Christmas tree growers are using mail-order sales to reach customers across the U.S. -
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Nokia Deal Is Just the Beginning for China Mobile
China Mobile is cutting deals to upgrade its offerings in a market that's reaching the saturation point -
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How to Set Your Employees Free: Reed Hastings
The Netflix CEO looks for self-motivation and self-discipline and rewards them appropriately -
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A Kinder, Gentler Lexus Christmas Commercial
Lexus takes its annual holiday commercials in a new direction in 2012 -
Autos
Lincoln Wants to Torch the Airport Limo
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The Civic 50
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Telecommunications
The Pay Phone of the Future
The inventor of the cell phone imagines what a modernized pay phone would look like and do -
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A decade after exiting General Electric, the former CEO has built his brand, becoming a pundit, a social media star, and a speaker who commands six figures -
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Fledgling U.S. concepts find a home—and money—in the desert -
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Macy's Holiday Gift to Shoppers: Staying Open 48 Hours Straight
The No. 2 U.S. department store chain is pushing last-minute holiday shopping to a new extreme -
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Norway Covets Its Neighbors' Carbon Emissions
The country is testing a $1 billion plant to capture CO2, amid plans to import carbon and store it under the sea -
When Did U.S. Factory Jobs Start to Decline?
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'Soft Porn' Image Falls Flat at Abercrombie & Fitch
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Lobbying Costs Impede Biotech Venture Capitalism
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The British condom is moving in on Trojan's U.S. turf -
Media & Marketing
What Killed Twinkies
If Hostess had put a little more effort into innovation at any point during the past 20 years, it would not be where it is today -
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Can NHL Players and Owners Save Their Marriage?
These guys just can’t get along -
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Overcoming Merger RisksBusinessweek - Business News, Stock Market & Financial Advice
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HP's Lesson: Acquisitions, Outside Hires Rarely Work
Companies consistently make the wrong moves by seeking outside solutions to problems in product strategy and leadership -
Manufacturing
Levi's Goes Green With Waste<Less Jeans
The apparel company tries to make its cotton—and customers—more eco-friendly -
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Chart: What Black Friday's $59 Billion Really Tells Us
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American Apparel CEO Dov Charney on His Controversial Ad
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The latest HR fad is too abstract and disconnected from the real experiences of your employees -
Citigroup Cuts 11,000 Jobs as Revenue Slumps
Citigroup Inc.’s Michael Corbat, who took over as chief executive officer less than two months ago, will cut more than 11,000 jobs and pull back… -
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Singapore Airlines' Competition Rises
The airline is losing out to Middle East rivals and discounters -
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Ford's Slow-Motion CEO Succession Plan
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At Top Law Firms, a Class Conflict During Bonus Season
Come bonus time, associate attorneys get the squeeze -
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At Abercrombie & Fitch, Sex No Longer Sells
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At Procter & Gamble, the Innovation Well Runs Dry
The consumer giant pioneered disposable diapers, synthetic detergents, and fluoride toothpaste -
Four Myths About Mentoring
Amy Gallo debunks the "mentoring is only for junior people" notion and other misconceptions about one-on-one advisory relationships -
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British authorities hope a new tax regime will spur shale gas exploration in northwestern England and lower prices -
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Bloomberg Businessweek staff file up-to-date news of Hurricane Sandy and its effects on services, health care, the economy, and our readers' lives -
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