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November 29, 2013 As Emerging Markets Slow, Firms Search for "New" BRICsBy Richard Leggett From Peru to Nigeria to Indonesia, companies are searching out new frontiers. |
Managing yourselfTo Strengthen Your Attention Span, Stop Overtaxing It by Daniel GolemanAttention is a mental muscle. You can strengthen it, but not if it's fatigued. Social mediaThe Truth About Online Rumors in China by Christopher MarquisA lot of them are started by the Chinese government itself. EducationHow Europe Is Betraying Its Children by Michael G. JacobidesThe Old World lacks the courage to deal with its failing educational systems. CommunicationWe Could Be Better at Giving Thanks by The Daily Stat70% of respondents said they'd feel better about themselves if their bosses were more grateful. |
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