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What's on BNET How to Beat Competitors by Doing Less
Can't one-up another company that has more products? Stop trying. "Underdoing" the competition is the next best strategy.
Why CEOs Shouldn't Set Strategy
Three reasons why chief execs need to step back and let their teams take the lead.  Book Brief: How to Use the Nonverbal Advantage
Ninety percent of what you communicate to colleagues and clients has nothing to do with what you say.
In this video, author Carol Kinsey Goman explains how to build trust and credibility without saying a word.
10 Tips for Becoming a Gentlemanly (or Gentlewomanly) Exec
Being a modern-day gentleman in business is about more than just being nice for nice's sake, especially when the chips are down. It's about conducting oneself with class. Here's how. The Latest on BNET Industries Blockbuster Goes Retro
Never mind that the rest of the industry is going digital. Blockbuster has its heart set on acquiring more brick-and-mortar stores -- 9,300 of them, to be exact.
A Golden Goodbye with Less Glitter
The "early retirement" of Wachovia's ex-CEO could have cost the bank three times more than the $8.7 million it will pay out. Can Safeway Sell "Healthy" Kids Food?
The supermarket thinks it has a winner in its "Eating Right Kids" line of foods, but it could easily step on a landmine if the food isn't really, uh, healthy. Forget $150 Oil -- Coal is Scarce Too
Arch Coal CEO Steve Leer predicts a global shortfall in coal production starting this year -- which is good news for his company, of course. BNET Business DictionaryWord of the Day: painting the tape
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