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    Exxon Is Starting to Feel the Heat Over Climate Change

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  • Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Meets With Facebook Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mark ZuckerbergLeadership

    Here’s why Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook’s board are in hot water

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  • Government Shutdown Begins as Congress Divides on SpendingLeadership

    Trouble is brewing at the SEC

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    Here’s why you should care about how CEOs get paid

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    Here’s why you can’t trust a company’s financials

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  • Incoming Walmart CFO Brett Biggs in 2007Leadership

    Walmart’s new CFO has his work cut out for him

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  • Inside A Whole Foods Market Inc. Store As Earnings Figures Are ReleasedLeadership

    Whole Foods faces a whole new ballgame, with shareholders and customers

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  • Left to right: Mercedes Bass, vice chair of the board of trustees of Carnegie Hall; Sandy Weill, chairman of Carnegie Hall; and soprano Anna Netrebko attend the Carnegie Hall dinner gala at the Waldorf Astoria in New York on Oct. 2, 2013.Leadership

    Sandy Weill and friends need more ‘practice’ running Carnegie Hall

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  • The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) seal.Leadership

    Walmart, Toshiba, and the audit firms: Wake up SEC!

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  • Federal Reserve Chair Janet YellenLeadership

    4 reasons why you should be worried about a Fed rate hike

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    How companies like Bank of America are opening their doors to hedge fund activists

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    American working life: Incredible highs and lows, and plenty of barriers

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    Here’s why you should thank Congress and the SEC

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    Google’s Alphabet is Silicon Valley’s new Alpha Bet

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    Banks still trump citizens in the minds of regulators

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