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  • Career Journal: How to Get Your Boss to Notice You WSJ Blogs

    Do you think you're being sidelined at work? Is someone else getting all the major assignments, rather than you? If so, you might want to rethink your working style and your relationship with your boss.

  • India Learns Lessons from MF Global Debacle WSJ Blogs

    India's stock market regulator, the Securities & Exchange Board of India, seems to be a believer in learning from others' mistakes. SEBI officials have been searching for lessons from the debacle at U.S. brokerage firm MF Global Holdings ...

  • Kodak Shutters Camera Business WSJ.com

    More than a century ago, Eastman Kodak Co. got into the camera-making business with the slogan, "You press the button, we do the rest." Soon, the buttons are going to be made by someone else.

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    Barclays Caps Bonuses as Profit Falls WSJ.com

    LONDON—U.K. banking group Barclays PLC said Friday it would cap investment banker bonuses as its 2011 full-year net profit slumped on a sharp drop in investment banking revenue.

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    Settlement Lifts Hopes For Housing Recovery WSJ.com

    The $25 billion settlement with banks over alleged foreclosure abuses will provide financial relief to an estimated one million at-risk borrowers, raising new hopes for an economy still hurting from the mortgage bust.

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    'Big' Was Diamond CEO's Style WSJ.com

    When Diamond Foods Inc. bought Pop Secret from General Mills Inc. in 2008, Chief Executive Michael J. Mendes called several hundred employees together at the nut company's offices in rural Stockton, Calif., and laid out his vision for ...

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    Apollo Global's Earnings Drop 95% WSJ.com

    Apollo Global Management LLC's fourth-quarter profit slid 95% from a year earlier as the buyout firm's revenue slid. Apollo reported a profit of $11 million, or five cents a Class A share, down from a year-earlier profit of $206.3 million, ...

  • Is Google About to Launch a Retailing Revolution from Dublin? WSJ Blogs

    There are signs that Google is about to launch a foray into retailing in Dublin. Quite how important this is depends on how you interpret the company's actions and statements.

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    Prayer Case at School Is Settled WSJ.com

    A Texas school-prayer case that fueled calls by Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich to curtail the power of federal judges was settled Thursday, with the school district agreeing to bar employees from displaying religious symbols ...

  • Barclays Said to Cap Cash Bonuses At $103,000 WSJ Blogs

    Barclays PLC has capped the cash component of bonuses at £65,000 (US$103,000) people familiar with the matter said. Barclays is responding to a difficult environment for investment banks and intense political scrutiny of pay in Britain.

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    How to Be a Better Boss? Spend Time on the Front Lines WSJ.com

    To succeed in upper management, consider walking in the shoes of your lower-level workers. Scott Moorehead, Carolyn Kibler and Don Fertman did exactly that at different stages of their careers. They gleaned potent insights that made them ...

  • Corrections & Amplifications WSJ.com

    The four nongovernmental organizations whose employees are under investigation in Egypt operate at least partly from U.S. government financing, and some have strong connections with Capitol Hill. A World News article Thursday incorrectly ...

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    Little Room for New Workers; As Risk-Averse Employees Stay Put, Job Opportunities Aren't Opening Up WSJ.com

    The U.S. job market is finally growing stronger by almost every key measure, except one: Not enough people are quitting. A humming economy usually means a high rate of "churn" in the work force: employees voluntarily leaving one job for ...

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    Rate Probe Keys On Traders; Investigators Suspect Employees at Some Banks Tried to Manipulate Rates WSJ.com

    Investigators in a world-wide probe of how crucial interest rates are set are focusing on a small number of traders suspected of trying to influence other bank employees to manipulate the rates, according to people familiar with the ...

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    Flipkart Co-Founder: Amazon's No Threat WSJ.com

    NEW DELHI – Indian online retailer Flipkart.com isn't worried about potential competition from Amazon.com and plans to expand into digital music distribution as it strives to reach $1 billion in sales by the end of 2014, co-founder Binny ...

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