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Steve Wozniak shatters the myth of Apple as a garage company. Not that it matters much.

I wanted to test whether team-building exercises are really good management and morale tools. Here's what I found.

Gallup's spending survey seems to put coal in the stockings of retailers.

A Gallup survey raised the question of how important emotional support is during the college years.

A college president says economic models don't apply to college tuition. That theory wouldn't pass Econ 101.

The criticism of Sir Richard Branson's role in the SpaceShipTwo crash is a knock on entrepreneurship itself.

Tim Cook, in acknowledging his homosexuality, perpetuated a politically charged myth about gays in the workplace.

Cook knows his responsibilities as CEO of Apple. He proved that in his coming out.

Ignore the criticism over the private sector's role in the Antares rocket failure.

Innovation is creation, and that has consequences. We need to understand that.

Our latest conference in the New York area highlights the challenges of modern branding.

Schools are being encouraged to start later to let students sleep in. Whatever happened to the early bird?

In trying to mute the criticism of the NFL's response to abuse cases, commissioner Roger Goodell showed surprisingly bad judgment.

The NFL and players needed sponsors to get serious about abuse. Thank capitalism for that.

Tolstoy never ran a business and faced a world different from ours. But entrepreneurs can learn a lot from him.

The criticism of Uber's disruption of Lyft is misplaced. We should all be so competitive.

Culture can be a wonderful selling point to attract new employees and customers. But it might also be a cultural hegemony as corrosive as saying you only want a third of your workforce to be women.

Uber's recent hiring is a wakeup call to those idealistic enough to believe they don't need to fight City Hall.

The Taxis of the Marne show what good leadership can do to tip the scales in your favor.

The numbers that critics use to paint a damaging picture of Silicon Valley need to be viewed in context.

The latest GDP figures prove that the policies of the last six years are targeting the wrong culprits.

An important shift in who actually subsidizes out-of-control tuition inflation seems like a good first step.

Marcus will run the messaging business for Facebook after leaving the eBay unit after three years.

The movie is 30 years old, but the business principles underlying it are timeless. Really.

With $1.2 billion from Fidelity and others, Uber sets the bar for other private companies in VC funding.

On the 10th anniversary of the Gipper's death, we present some of his best thoughts on American business.

Failure is always an option. Eisenhower knew that, even on D-Day.

Google is being forced to erase the worst of who we are. We should be embracing that side of us.

There's still a lot of worry about adding new employees, but the pace of hiring is at an eight-year high.

We all want positive employees. But employer policies that mandate that attitude now are unlawful.