Meghan Casserly, Forbes.com
Charlie Graham, founder and CEO of Shop It To Me, an online sale-alert e-mail service and Web site, wants to help you make better use of your time, particularly time spent shopping online.
Hana R. Alberts, Forbes.com
Harvard's endowment may have lost 30% of its value, but the university is still on top of the world.
Product placement is old hat. Try weaving Windows 7 into the plot of ''Family Guy'' or Bud Light into an SNL sketch.
Andrea D. Murphy and John J. Ray, Forbes.com
Our 25th annual survey of Americas largest private companies reflects the same turbulence that is rocking the publicly traded firms that make all the headlines.
A former consultant to the FBI believes you can overcome any problem with any supervisor by asking the right questions.
These metros have the lowest rates of violent crime, workplace deaths, fatal crashes and natural disasters.
Shaun Rein, Forbes.com
China's gross domestic product grew 8.9% in the third quarter. The country has become key to growth for even the largest multinationals. Paul Otellini, the chief executive officer of Intel, recently said, "Thank God for China. They buoyed, certainly, our company through the depths.
John Hope Bryant, Forbes.com
What we're going through is not just a recession, it's a reset.
Susan Adams, Forbes.com
The office grapevine is rife with rumors of yet more layoffs. Your workload has increased exponentially. Since your office confidante got axed in the last bloodbath, you can't call her up and complain. And your new supervisor expects you to meet a crushing deadline by month's end.
Do you know the real health risks for women your age? Here are the problems you should look out for and the tests that can keep you healthy.
These are not cookie-cutter colonials. Instead, in some parts of the country, cliff-side compounds and remodeled lighthouses are being listed.
President Barack Obama and his team top the third-annual list of the most influential people in the boardroom and corporate governance community.
Susan Adams, Forbes.com
Eileen Wolkstein says she has never seen it this bad. A career coach in New York for 25 years, Wolkstein reports that many of her clients have been looking for work for six months, nine months, a year, even a year and a half now.
Forget golf. These billionaire have journeyed to space, crossed oceans in balloons and raced on the NASCAR circuit.
Lauren Sherman, Forbes.com
Chicago was dropped from hosting the Olympics in the first round of decisions last week. And stateside, Barack Obama's average approval rating last month was 52%, according to Gallup. That's compared to spring numbers in the mid-60s.
Klaus Kneale, Forbes.com
Corporate strategy sage C.K. Prahalad is the most influential management thinker in the world, according to the Thinkers 50, a biennial ranking of business gurus.
A medical school dean offers expert tips on dealing with long-winded colleagues, agenda hijackers and other plagues of the business meeting.
Melanie Lindner, Forbes.com
Michelle Bennett knew her daughter Olivia was a gifted artist when she was just in preschool. "Her coloring books were fancier than the other kids," says Bennett. "By kindergarten she stood out significantly."
Mark Lewis, Forbes.com
Some moguls will fly a long way for an interesting conversation. The World Economic Forum draws heads of state, celebrities and CEOs from across the globe to its annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland. Now a growing number of U.S.-based conferences are bidding to play in the same league.
Sisters Jennifer and Suzanne Todd are the producers behind the wildly successful ''Austin Powers'' movies. Now they're about to hit it really big.
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