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  • Scott CowenFeatures

    Was Hurricane Katrina good for New Orleans?

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  • stanley Black & Decker, John Lundgren, Schnitzer Steel, Tamara LundgrenManagement

    Power couple: John and Tamara Lundgren’s merger of equals

    By Jennifer Reingold and Tom Ziegler
  • Levi Strauss CEO Chip BerghRetail

    Levi Strauss CEO: Stop washing your jeans

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  • A JCPenney logo hangs outside a store in Peru, Illinois, U.S., on Sunday, Aug. 7, 2011. Photographer: Daniel Acker/BloombergRetail

    J.C. Penney: Call it a comeback?

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  • The Pfizer Inc. company logo and the AstraZeneca Plc company logo, top, are seen on boxes of pharmaceutical products produced by the companies in this arranged photograph taken in London, U.K., on Friday, May 2, 2014. AstraZeneca Plc rejected Pfizer Inc.Õs sweetened takeover proposal, saying the 63.1 billion-pound ($106.5 billion) offer fails to recognize the […]Features

    Does the AstraZeneca-Pfizer deal make scientific sense?

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  • Target’s CEO is out – but why?

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  • Pfizer CEO Ian Read.Finance

    Pfizer CEO on AstraZeneca management: They need convincing

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  • McCutcheon’s winners: The wealthy, political parties, and – of course – junk mail providers

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  • blogging

    Is Ben Sherwood the next Jeff Zucker?

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  • Management

    Introducing Fortune’s first annual Leadership Infamy Awards

    By Tory Newmyer and Jennifer Reingold
  • Leadership

    How to Fail in Business While Really, Really Trying

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  • J.C. Penney posted an operating loss of $138 million for 2013, but beat the analysts' consensus.Retail

    Earnings analysis: Is J.C. Penney back from the (near) dead?

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  • How one company gives new life to old, industrial junk

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  • 5 ways your company can be like Pixar

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  • Features

    Sears Chicago flagship to close

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