Business
Mike Darnell, a Reality Show Creator, Is Leaving Fox
Yesterday - New York Times Business
Mike Darnell, who has supervised reality programming for Fox since before the term reality show entered the lexicon, oversaw “American Idol,” once the most popular show on American TV.
Farewell and Good Bye
Yesterday - Forbes
Today I write my last weekly article on the key principles of business success. It has been my deep pleasure to have written nearly a hundred columns over the last eighteen months
Top Brands: Most Ethical Leadership
Yesterday - Forbes
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Do iFarts Not Stink? Coping With Tech Envy In The Valley
Yesterday - Forbes
The challenges of bathing in the dazzling reflected glory of exalted technologists was front and center in DC this week, when Congress invited Apple CEO Tim Cook to testify about the company’s practice of “shielding billions of dollars overseas from U.S. taxes,” as Politico phrased it
DealBook: Why Did Citigroup Try to Overturn an Overhaul?
Yesterday - New York Times Business
Citigroup’s direct involvement in shaping a House bill suggests it feels that it should work behind the scenes to shape legislation for its benefit. Fears about its bottom line may have been what stirred it.
Off the Charts: S.&P. Has More Than Doubled Under Obama
Yesterday - New York Times Business
The Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index has more than doubled since Barack Obama took office, an accomplishment achieved by only four other presidents.
Growth in Options Trading Helps Brokers but Not Small Investors
Yesterday - New York Times Business
Brokerage firms say that options, traditionally used by professional traders, can be profitable for ordinary investors, but this does not square with many investors’ experiences.
A Program to Combat Food Contamination
Yesterday - New York Times Business
The initiative is an effort to prevent the types of bacterial outbreaks that have sickened consumers who ate contaminated produce.
Hulu Suitors Line Up
Yesterday - Wall Street Journal
Yahoo submitted a bid to acquire Hulu, as the Internet company tries to add more high-quality online video that can appeal to advertisers
P&G's Lafley Begins New Talent Hunt
Yesterday - Wall Street Journal
Procter & Gamble's A.G. Lafley, newly returned as CEO, must repopulate a depleted pool of top executives as he prepares a major overhaul and considers succession
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