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Full Metal Cruise: Heavy Metal on the High Seas
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How Fast Does Your Phone Lose Value?
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After Birchbox, the Sample Box Bubble
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The Giving Girls
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How to Invest Like a Bluth
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Fifty Most Popular Employers for Business Students
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Digital Innovation Is Booming in Africa
The continent has become a testing ground for breakthrough ideas, innovative tech products, and disruptive startups
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Top European B-Schools
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B-School Traditions: Carnegie Mellon's 'Buggy'
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Best Undergraduate Business Schools 2013
On Notre Dame's heels are University of Virginia and Cornell
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This Is What Boston Looks Like Right Now
The city of Boston is on lockdown as police search for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the second suspect in the Boston Marathon terrorist bombing
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Steve Jobs's First-Choice Location for Apple, His Obsession with Stairs, Architecture: A Timeline
A lifelong architecture buff, Jobs collaborated with Norman Foster on a new campus for Apple's Cupertino (Calif.) headquarters
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B-School Traditions: Wharton and Philly Fight Night
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Stylish Home Office Gear
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Why Steve Jobs Tapped Norman Foster to Design Apple's Future HQ
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The Cell Phone Turns 40. What's Next?
The cell phone turns 40 on April 3. It’s gone from a sci-fi concept to a brick-size telephone to a pocket computer. Here’s a look at how it’s permeated our lives and culture
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Eight Briefcases for the Stylish Worker
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Water Supplies Shrink Around the World
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Top B-Schools for Full-Tuition Scholarships
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An Italian Auto Design Master's Second Act
He's now designing all of Fiat's brands, plus Chrysler's Jeep and Dodge Durango
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Wearable Tech
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America's 50 Best Cities
Which of the biggest U.S. urban centers rank tops in leisure, colleges, economics, and air quality?
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Wouldn't Your Office Be Cooler If ...
Amid designer desks and ergonomic chairs, Bloomberg Businessweek spots fun ideas for the office at the 2013 International Contemporary Furniture Fair
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Best Undergraduate Business Schools 2013
On Notre Dame's heels are University of Virginia and Cornell
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America's 50 Best Cities
If you could live anywhere in the U.S. and money was no object, these 50 cities
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The 25 Cheapest Cities in the U.S.
In a survey of 340 urban areas across the U.S., here are the 25 that rank cheapest in expenses
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The Best Places to Raise Kids 2013
Businessweek.com’s annual ranking of small, family-friendly towns that offer great quality of life
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The Best Places to Raise Your Kids 2012
For the sixth year in a row, Businessweek.com presents its rankings of the best places in each state in the U.S. to raise your kids
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The Six Best Wireless Speakers
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Wedding the Secretary: Real 'Mad Men' Marriages
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America’s Richest Zip Codes 2011
A ranking of 50 Zip Codes in the U.S. with households that have the highest income and net worth
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Stand-Up Desks: 10 Options Reviewed
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20 Small Businesses of the Future
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Top European B-Schools
U.K., Spain Dominate European B-School Ranking
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How Large Companies Tackle Big Data with Hadoop
GE, Wal-Mart, and others use Hadoop software to process large amounts of Web data and gain a better understanding of their businesses, products, and customers
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Most Expensive Suburbs 2010
Weighing such factors as home prices, tax rates, and cost of living, Businessweek.com identifies the most expensive suburb in each state in 2010
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On a Baltic Island, Holiday Homes That Hitler Built
Developers plan to renovate a massive complex originally built to house workers on Nazi Party-sponsored vacations
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America's Most Fun, Affordable Cities
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Full Metal Cruise: Heavy Metal on the High Seas
Europe's biggest heavy metal cruise lured about 2,000 fans for a seven-day voyage with more than 20 bands
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2012 Best U.S. Business Schools
Chicago's Booth School tops Bloomberg Businessweeks Best B-Schools ranking for the fourth time since 2006, a feat accomplished only once before in the ranking's history
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The Most Affordable Top B-Schools
At some elite business schools, the average financial aid award can trim nearly 80 percent off the sticker price
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Executive Gift Guide 2011
At prices ranging from $11.50 to $3.5 million, from the practical to the extravagant, here are 30 gift ideas to cover all tastes and budgets
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The 20 Countries With the Highest Per Capita Cell-Phone Use
The U.S. and China lag smaller countries that boast far-higher penetration of mobile-phone use, according to the International Telecommunication Union
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Checks & Balances: A Guide to Matching Ties with Gingham Shirts
It’s gingham season. Follow the experts’ advice and wear it like you mean it
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2012 Best International Business Schools
London Business School leapfrogs rivals to take the No. 1 ranking from INSEAD, becoming the first U.K. program to win the top spot
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Steve Jobs's First-Choice Location for Apple, His Obsession with Stairs, Architecture: A Timeline
A lifelong architecture buff, Jobs collaborated with Norman Foster on a new campus for Apple's Cupertino (Calif.) headquarters
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Wouldn't Your Office Be Cooler If ...
Amid designer desks and ergonomic chairs, Bloomberg Businessweek spots fun ideas for the office at the 2013 International Contemporary Furniture Fair
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America's 50 Best Cities
Which of the biggest U.S. urban centers rank tops in leisure, colleges, economics, and air quality?
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After Birchbox, the Sample Box Bubble
A look at some of the subscription-box imitators that have popped up in the wake of Birchbox's success with beauty samples
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From Sloppy Slouchers to Discreet Leaners: What’s Your Desk Posture?
Steelcase identifies nine new ways people sit at work
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The 25 Cheapest Cities in the U.S.
In a survey of 340 urban areas across the U.S., here are the 25 that rank cheapest in expenses
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The Mormon Global Business Empire
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has amassed financial holdings worth billions
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Full Metal Cruise: Heavy Metal on the High Seas
Europe's biggest heavy metal cruise lured about 2,000 fans for a seven-day voyage with more than 20 bands
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Digital Innovation Is Booming in Africa
The continent has become a testing ground for breakthrough ideas, innovative tech products, and disruptive startups
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How Fast Does Your Phone Lose Value?
What yesterday's phone is worth
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The Best Places to Raise Kids 2013
Businessweek.com’s annual ranking of small, family-friendly towns that offer great quality of life
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America's Most Promising Social Entrepreneurs 2011
Meet the entrepreneurs behind 25 companies that aim to turn a profit while helping to solve social ills
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Solar-Powered Plane Soars Across the U.S.
Swiss pilots in a solar plane make their inaugural flight across America
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The Six Best Wireless Speakers
A roundup of products from Jawbone, Sonos, Beats by Dr. Dre, and Bose
Comments
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On a Baltic Island, Holiday Homes That Hitler Built
Developers plan to renovate a massive complex originally built to house workers on Nazi Party-sponsored vacations
Comments
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The Giving Girls
Charity Angels are fundraisers-for-hire, 36 women trained to land donations for charitable organizations
Comments
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How to Invest Like a Bluth
The family’s greatest hits of wasted money and misadventures in business
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Fifty Most Popular Employers for Business Students
Tech companies fare well, as do producers of famous brands, such as Disney and Coke
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Top European B-Schools
U.K., Spain Dominate European B-School Ranking
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B-School Traditions: Carnegie Mellon's 'Buggy'
As part of CMU's Spring Carnival, business students at Tepper regularly compete in the annual "Buggy" sweepstakes race
Comments
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Best Undergraduate Business Schools 2013
On Notre Dame's heels are University of Virginia and Cornell
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This Is What Boston Looks Like Right Now
The city of Boston is on lockdown as police search for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the second suspect in the Boston Marathon terrorist bombing
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Steve Jobs's First-Choice Location for Apple, His Obsession with Stairs, Architecture: A Timeline
A lifelong architecture buff, Jobs collaborated with Norman Foster on a new campus for Apple's Cupertino (Calif.) headquarters
Comments
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B-School Traditions: Wharton and Philly Fight Night
The annual Philly Fight Night amateur boxing event gives Wharton MBAs a chance to take out their aggression on their classmates for charity
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Stylish Home Office Gear
Options for your home office include a standing desk, swivel chair, architect's lamp, and more
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Why Steve Jobs Tapped Norman Foster to Design Apple's Future HQ
A selective look through the architecture portfolio of Foster + Partners, the firm behind Apple's Campus 2
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Solar-Powered Plane Soars Across the U.S.
Swiss pilots in a solar plane make their inaugural flight across America
Comments
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The Six Best Wireless Speakers
A roundup of products from Jawbone, Sonos, Beats by Dr. Dre, and Bose
Comments
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Full Metal Cruise: Heavy Metal on the High Seas
Europe's biggest heavy metal cruise lured about 2,000 fans for a seven-day voyage with more than 20 bands
Comments
-
Wouldn't Your Office Be Cooler If ...
Amid designer desks and ergonomic chairs, Bloomberg Businessweek spots fun ideas for the office at the 2013 International Contemporary Furniture Fair
Comments
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On a Baltic Island, Holiday Homes That Hitler Built
Developers plan to renovate a massive complex originally built to house workers on Nazi Party-sponsored vacations
Comments
-
How Fast Does Your Phone Lose Value?
What yesterday's phone is worth
Comments
-
After Birchbox, the Sample Box Bubble
A look at some of the subscription-box imitators that have popped up in the wake of Birchbox's success with beauty samples
Comments
-
The Giving Girls
Charity Angels are fundraisers-for-hire, 36 women trained to land donations for charitable organizations
Comments
-
How to Invest Like a Bluth
The family’s greatest hits of wasted money and misadventures in business
Comments
-
Fifty Most Popular Employers for Business Students
Tech companies fare well, as do producers of famous brands, such as Disney and Coke
Comments
-
Digital Innovation Is Booming in Africa
The continent has become a testing ground for breakthrough ideas, innovative tech products, and disruptive startups
Comments
-
Top European B-Schools
U.K., Spain Dominate European B-School Ranking
Comments
-
B-School Traditions: Carnegie Mellon's 'Buggy'
As part of CMU's Spring Carnival, business students at Tepper regularly compete in the annual "Buggy" sweepstakes race
Comments
-
Best Undergraduate Business Schools 2013
On Notre Dame's heels are University of Virginia and Cornell
Comments
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This Is What Boston Looks Like Right Now
The city of Boston is on lockdown as police search for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the second suspect in the Boston Marathon terrorist bombing
Comments
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Steve Jobs's First-Choice Location for Apple, His Obsession with Stairs, Architecture: A Timeline
A lifelong architecture buff, Jobs collaborated with Norman Foster on a new campus for Apple's Cupertino (Calif.) headquarters
Comments
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B-School Traditions: Wharton and Philly Fight Night
The annual Philly Fight Night amateur boxing event gives Wharton MBAs a chance to take out their aggression on their classmates for charity
Comments
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Stylish Home Office Gear
Options for your home office include a standing desk, swivel chair, architect's lamp, and more
Comments
-
Why Steve Jobs Tapped Norman Foster to Design Apple's Future HQ
A selective look through the architecture portfolio of Foster + Partners, the firm behind Apple's Campus 2
Comments
-
The Cell Phone Turns 40. What's Next?
The cell phone turns 40 on April 3. It’s gone from a sci-fi concept to a brick-size telephone to a pocket computer. Here’s a look at how it’s permeated our lives and culture
Comments
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Eight Briefcases for the Stylish Worker
Whether you choose leather or twill or canvas, with these smart attachés, you're handling it
Comments
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Water Supplies Shrink Around the World
By 2030 almost half of the world's population will live in areas of "high water stress"
Comments
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Top B-Schools for Full-Tuition Scholarships
Landing a full-tuition scholarship at a top MBA program may be difficult, but it's far from impossible
Comments
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An Italian Auto Design Master's Second Act
He's now designing all of Fiat's brands, plus Chrysler's Jeep and Dodge Durango
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Wearable Tech
Google Glass, the Pebble watch, and other examples of wearable technology
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