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WashingtonPost Business, 08.11.08 12:32 UTC

Workplace Success Starts With Civility

Mary Bomar believes in civility and kindness on the job -- and she believes it works for the success of herself and others. Bomar, director of the National Park Service, sees kindness easing the way ...
Yale University Press  University Press  Mary Bomar  Michael O'Malley  George Washington  William Baker  +3 more

Telegraph, 17.09.08 15:31 UTC

Phwoar, look at that fit stud muffin, says OED

It has been long been a vocabulary staple for lusty builders and ladettes alike.
Oxford University Press  University Press  John Ayto  Britney Spears  Oxford University 

Times Online Business, 29.08.08 10:30 UTC

Bloomsbury reports a wizard life after Harry

Bloomsbury, the publishing group, reported a 40 per cent jump in pre-tax profits in the first half of the year after strong performance of its adult and specialist divisions, and strong sales of ...
Strictly Come Dancing  Oxford University Press  Qatar Financial Centre Authority  Harry Bloomsbury  Bloomsbury  University Press  +7 more

Economist - analysis and views, 18.08.08 16:26 UTC

Tech.view - Who holds the key?

The struggle to balance openness and control
IBM  Wall Street Journal  Google  Microsoft  Yale University Press  The Wall Street Journal  +17 more

Economist - analysis and views, 15.08.08 12:10 UTC

Tech.view - Who holds the key?

The struggle to balance openness and control
IBM  Wall Street Journal  Google  Microsoft  Yale University Press  The Wall Street Journal  +19 more

Forbes, 07.08.08 23:02 UTC

Tommie Smith, Frozen In Time (But Thawing)

On Oct. 16, 1968, after breaking the world record in the 200-meter dash at the Mexico City Olympics and winning gold, Tommie Smith became even more famous--or infamous, depending on your perspective. ...
Denver  Mexico City  Akron  Stone Mountain  Beijing  Olympics  +24 more

International Herald Tribune, 16.05.08 03:01 UTC

Text of Icahn's letter to Yahoo board

Following is the text of a letter sent by the billionaire investor, Carl Icahn, to the chairman of Yahoo, Roy Bostock, on Thursday in which Mr. Icahn announced plans to start a proxy fight for ...
Harvard University Press  The New York Times  Virginia Law Review  Wall Street Journal  Google  Yahoo  +19 more
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