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How Dangerous Is the Corporate Debt Bubble?

As the 10th anniversary of the Great Recession of 2008 draws nearer, some experts are beginning to worry that a looming bubble in corporate debt poses a great risk.

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How Empathy Can Help Your Company Get Ahead

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Cultivating empathy can help a company vanquish the competition, gain loyal customers, retain innovative employees and elevate itself from good to great, says the author of a new book.

Amid the Fantasy, Comic-Con Tackles the Real World

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Comic-Con International: San Diego celebrates superheroes, science fiction and fantasy. But between all the hoopla and cosplayers, some workshops tackle serious issues -- such as this year's "Art During the[…]

How data.world Wants to Unify the Data World

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The co-founders of data.world believe that a common, collaborative platform for data can change the world.

What Marketers Are Doing Wrong in Data Analytics

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Most marketers are doing something called 'p-hacking' in data analytics, potentially leading to wrong results, according to new Wharton research.

How a Yosemite Official Is Leading the Fight on Sexual Harassment

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Yosemite official Kelly Martin recounts her own experience of sexual harassment at national parks and is leading efforts to fight it.

Why Middle-class Families Can No Longer Afford America

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The American Dream is disappearing for the middle class, says the author of 'Squeezed: Why Our Families Can't Afford America.'

Six Questions That Can Help Guide Digital Transformation

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Two MIT researchers offer a practical guide to digital transformation in their new book, 'What's Your Digital Business Model?'

Regulating Ride-sharing: Why New York City Could Be a Model

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The largest market for Uber, Lyft and other ride-hailing services last week had its first successful attempt at regulating the growth of the nascent industry.

Should the SEC Pursue Offenders Beyond Five Years?

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The securities regulator may have a winning case before Congress to change the statute of limitations.

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