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Google's Success Engine
The company seems to have cornered the market on being innovative -- and profitable. Not least, it has figured out how to make money consistently on the Internet. Google's Vinton Cerf, one of the Internet's creators, explains company strategy ...
Who's Afraid of China's Economic Might?
Many people are, particularly in the U.S. It's time for a reality check. Two experts reveal how the economic boom has actually changed China, what stands in the way of the country's further growth, and what companies from other countries should ...
Global Migration Patterns
Global Migration Patterns
Building Engaged Schools Discussion Guide
Building Engaged Schools Discussion Guide
Johnny Carson, New Priorities, Social Security, Iraq, Exit Polls, Evolution
The Truth About How We Think
We're all prey to cognitive mistakes, says Daniel Kahneman in his bestselling book Thinking, Fast and Slow. But knowing that can help you avoid those mistakes, he explains here.
How Do African Populations View the Two "Giants" in Their Midst?
Nigeria and South Africa may both evolve into crucial hubs of future African development. Currently, South Africa's leadership is viewed more favorably across sub-Saharan Africa. However, ratings vary considerably by Africans' proximity to each ...
The Gallup Poll Cumulative Index: Public Opinion, 1935-1997
The Gallup Poll Cumulative Index is the comprehensive guide to the 25-volume Gallup Poll Annual Series, the single most complete source of American public opinion. This resource allows researchers to track the evolution of American thinking. It ...
How to Fight Bureaucracy
Bureaucracies often impede progress, but they are neither eternal nor indestructible. In fact, every harmful bureaucracy can be dismantled, and doing so is critical to organizational success. Here are the key steps to getting started.
Food Supersedes Healthcare as Consumer Price Issue
Fifty-one percent of U.S. consumers say food prices have increased “a lot” over the past year, up from 28% two years ago, while 24% say the same about healthcare and prescription drugs, down from 34% in 2006.