Shelley DuBois

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  • A who’s who of hackers

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  • In Quebec, an economic plan for an environmental mutation

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  • How going green can be a boon to corporate recruiters

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Big Oil earnings should rise, manufacturing problems at Boeing plant could have caused cracks in Southwest’s plane and Wal-Mart wants to grow online

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Location tracking on Google and Apple phones, PG&E CEO retires and Mattel loses Bratz case

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: U.S. manufacturing increases, Boeing faces scrutiny for moving Dreamliner production and GE profit jumps

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Intel and IBM see first-quarter sales jump, profits up at Wells Fargo and the FDA wants Pfizer, J&J to educate doctors about prescribing painkillers

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Goldman Sachs and Johnson & Johnson beat Wall Street expectations and Fortune 500 companies increase hiring overseas

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: A look at Lloyd Blankfein’s potential successors, Citi surprises Wall Street and Johnson & Johnson looks at Synthes

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: JPMorgan one of the big banks negotiating settlements with the SEC, under fire for ignoring clues of Madoff scheme and leading the Dunkin’ Donuts IPO

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: P&G, Unilever fined for laundry detergent cartel, BP gets extension for Arctic drilling deal and Senator Levin says Goldman Sachs duped clients

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Procter & Gamble and Unilever busted for price fixing, BP’s oil spill is still an environmental problem and JPMorgan’s profits are up

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: BofA execs out of the loop on dividend announcement, Amazon releases a cheaper Kindle and Chevron expects profit increase despite drop in output

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    Today in the Fortune 500: BP’s Rosneft woes continue, clients file lawsuit against JPMorgan over Sigma and Wal-Mart brings back 8,500 scrapped products

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  • The anomalies, incidents, and accidents of our nuclear world

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