Delta CEO Apologizes for Pay
Delta Air Lines CEO Leo Mullin apologized on Friday for his insensitivity to concerns about his pay package in light of the economic pressures on
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Delta Air Lines CEO Leo Mullin apologized on Friday for his insensitivity to concerns about his pay package in light of the economic pressures on
SAN FRANCISCO—Nervous executives took the stage at the RSA Security Conference here on Tuesday to fret about poor Internet security and its effect on their
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Steve Golub, a New York software developer, got caught this holiday season between the physical and virtual stores of consumer electronics retailer Best Buy. His
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Maurice Bailey’s Miele G885 SC dishwasher cleans dishes almost as well as a human being. Its 10 separate programs control the washing and drying of
Twenty years ago, Herb Sorensen had his great flash of insight into how people shop. The researcher of customer behavior sat in his living room
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The world of banking is a conservative one, not exactly the place you’d look first for innovation. But Rodric O’Connor, chief technology officer of Putnam