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To attract and retain the next generation of talented individuals, companies must develop effective ways of living their values.
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China is making big investments in roads, railways, and other infrastructure.
Japanese drugmaker Daiichi Sankyo has quietly stood by its decision to purchase Ranbaxy in 2008. Now, the company is publicly suggesting it was defrauded in the $4.6 billion acquisition.
Culture changes at banks come and go, but many fail. How Barclays plans to pull this off.
Federal law entitles you to unpaid time off for family health issues (or your own), but how do you answer coworkers who resent it?
These employers are boosting retention by sending workers across the globe, where they help communities in remote parts of Nepal, Africa, and Brazil.
At a time when their very survival seems up in the air, how can firms spot and hire the few candidates that will thrive in Big Law?
Monarchs can deliver competitive advantages to businesses operating in their respective realms. More
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