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Author: Donna Troisi
Editor: Ingmars Lindbergs |
interbiznet.com presents the interbiznet Bugler.
| | April 25, 2000 |
Talent Wars
Management General's special issue spotlighting talent wars.
Harvard Rules on Faculty Internet Ventures
The Boston Globe reports Harvard University is tightening the rules regulating the faculty's outside teaching, research, and consulting.
$alary Survey
InformationWeek's annual IT salary survey found that 45 percent of staff and 54 percent of managers are satisfied or very satisfied with their pay. While the picture may look good, there are issues that employers still need to address.
Post 200
The Washington Post's annual spotlight on the metropolitan area's top companies.
Researchers Worry For Teens Growing Up Online
Researchers nationwide are increasingly concerned that, as cyberspace replaces the pizza parlor as the local hangout, adolescents are becoming more isolated, less adept at interpersonal relationships, and perhaps numb to deceptions that are so much a part of the e-mail world. Whether you agree or not, this raises an interesting question: How does HR manage a workforce with few interpersonal and conflict resolution/negotiation skills?
Don't let the Door Hit You
CFO Magazine reports on the rash of recent CFO exits.
Age and Loyalty
One author considers the loyalty factor when helping employers attract and retain employees. (Site may load slow - Ed.)
E-taxes
CNNfn reports on how local governments plan to press firms for taxes on Web transactions.
BTM Market Report
The Nasdaq tumbled more than 7 percent during the day, reacting to reports that the U.S. Justice Department wants to break up Microsoft. The US Dollar, however, regained most of its losses and ended up slightly higher against the Euro and the Yen. Focus this week will be on U.S. GDP and the ECB meeting on Thursday. The market is also awaiting news from Moody's regarding a possible downgrade on Japan's credit rating. A single notch downgrade from Japan's Aa1 rating is possible. Hedge funds have been seen building long Usd/Yen positions ahead of the announcement. Overall, this week's events will be potentially bullish for the dollar. Report is as of April 24, 2000 3:30p.m. EST.
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