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Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu's Disclose At Lowest GRI G3 Guideline Application Level in 2009 Corporate Responsibility Report.

Manchester United have set the summer transfer market in motion spending £47 million, and with foreign investment flooding into the Premiership, there's more to follow.

Big names from industry and government form the Sustainability Star jury for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.

It is a tough market for real talent. So, corporations have decided to recruit high school students before they go off to college.

Imagi Animation announced that it's temporarily halting production on Astro Boy until source of new financing kicks in.

Top employers know that benefits and incentives that are innovative can build a corporate climate that is attractive to potential new hires.

A new cerebral elegance in discernment and sense-control will enable learners to engage in family, classroom and schoolyard dramas and to mitigate conflict and violence

When a new romance is going well, it's nice to give a gift at Christmas, but don't go overboard. Tailor the gift to the man's interests, and try to keep it light and fun.

Sergio Marchionne, an aggressive Italian-Canadian executive, guided Fiat from near bankruptcy to multi-millon dollar profits. Some experts say he could save Chrysler.

Good corporate citizenship or rampant commercialism? Running an Olympic Games takes big bucks, and Big Business steps up with the money in exchange for exclusive rights.

Americans are going abroad to find lower cost for such things as knee surgery, or dental work as health care expenses in the United States continue to spiral upward.

A company may create a community business partnership. Benefits for the company include greater community knowledge and improvements in staff and competitive advantage.

Understanding the expatriate tax impact of an international assignment is just as important as learning the roles of the new job and the culture in the new country.

Cancelled shows have found a new home on their network's website.

Dubai's Atlantis Hotel on Palm Island is a stunning billion-and-a half-dollar resort complete with aquarium, aquapark, 17 restaurants and $26,000-a-night suite.

Global telecommunications provider, Orange (France Telecom), has released its corporate sustainability report for 2008.

Stories of people abusing their expense account privileges are prompting managers to keep a closer eye on how senior staff is spending money.

A reader asked for information on off-the-shelf in-box exercises for use in simulation training for management/leadership development.

American auto insurance rates kept decreasing in the last three years. People want cheaper car insurance premiums, but this will not be easy.

A new movement in U.S. companies is taking place because women are in high demand and due in some part to the current economic turmoil. Flex time is the new money.

The world's economic downturn forces American and European military aircraft defense contract manufacturers to focus on oil rich Persian Gulf and North African nations.

This article will describe Web 2.0 concepts and technologies and how they will affect the enterprise in the future.