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Defining Innovation: Have We Lost Our Edge?
Noreen Seebacher 1/26/2012 27 comments
Innovative companies have the ability to select and execute the right ideas and get them to market in record time. But are they doing so?

As Google Shows, Innovation Is No Picnik
Noreen Seebacher 1/25/2012 31 comments
Are bigger and more powerful companies like Apple and Google quashing innovation just as it rises to the surface?

Panel Pumps Up Conscious Capitalism
Noreen Seebacher 1/19/2012 30 comments
Here's a thought: It pays to do good. Companies committed to a broader, more philanthropic mission reap benefits on the bottom line.

Bill Clinton on Retail: A Long, Slow Recovery
Noreen Seebacher 1/17/2012 44 comments
Bill Clinton said it's important to minimize negatives. Retailers have been doing that for quite a while.

iPads, iPhones & Other Devices in BYOD Offices
Noreen Seebacher 1/12/2012 16 comments
Corporate employees like their own smartphones, tablets, and laptops. And they have no interest in leaving them at the company door.

Traffic, Crowds, & Snooki: The Real CES
Noreen Seebacher 1/10/2012 28 comments
The 2012 International CES brings whole new meaning to the perils of too many people, especially so-called celebrities, in even big spaces.

Slideshow: Dodging Bulls on Wall Street
Noreen Seebacher 1/6/2012 18 comments
All investments generate a certain amount of bull. But sometimes you actually get the chance to meet one.

Jobs in Wrong Places, Workers With Wrong Skills
Noreen Seebacher 1/6/2012 27 comments
There may be a lot of people looking for work, but they may lack the work authorizations, skills, or education to fill the vacancies. Other times, they're just in the wrong place.

Shaking Up Energy Business in Ohio
Noreen Seebacher 1/5/2012 38 comments
On New Year's Eve, a magnitude 4.0 earthquake shook eastern Ohio. Now it may shake the state's oil boom.

Amazon Up, Netflix Down: Does Good Service Pay?
Noreen Seebacher 1/3/2012 41 comments
Customer satisfaction can lead to higher sales, more loyalty, and increased word-of-mouth recommendations. But it can mean even more for investors.

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