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When Is It Time to Keep Your Mouth Shut? from Business Week A classic interpersonal challenge often seen
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Ten Things Companies Can Learn from Pro Wrestling from Fast Company Recently, writing about the death of the incomparable Capt. Lou Albano, journalist Phil Reisman with The Journal News wrote: "Somebody once said that to understand America, you have to understand pro wrestling." If we buy into the fact that corporate America needs to understand popular culture to really
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It's All in the Presentation from Marketing Profs At this time of year, food merchants - from purveyors of gourmet treats to large-scale grocers - are focused on one goal: getting customers to add more items to their shopping carts. 'Tis the season of the impulse buy, after all. How can their lessons help you?More
Amendment Could Let Struggling Retailers Claim Billions in Tax Refunds from Retail's Big Blog In a move that could potentially bring billions of dollars to cash-strapped retailers and other industries, Senate
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