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What Not to Do if an Employee or Loved One Is Kidnapped
Businesses need to have a crisis plan in place so that everyone knows what to do and how to do it. Sometimes, calling the authorities isn’t recommended.
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How Sharing Equity Can Build a More Entrepreneurial Business
Businesses that share equity with their valued employees can better motivate and retain top talent while reaping the benefits of an entrepreneurial culture.
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JetBlue Is Charging More for a Checked Bag Depending on When You Fly
JetBlue is introducing peak pricing for checking bags.
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How To Know If Your Car Is Recalled — And What To Do About It
Understanding how to find out if your car is recalled and what your next steps should be.
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Here's What's at Stake in Disney's Proxy Battle With Nelson Peltz
The Disney annual stockholders meeting is coming up, with board seats at stake.
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Kia Recalls 427,000 Tellurides Over Rollaway Risk
Kia is recalling Telluride SUVs over risks of them rolling away while in park.
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Use An iPhone? You May Be Hearing From A Class-Action Lawsuit Group
A handful of suits against the iPhone maker seek to crack down on everything from app store purchases to messaging.
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UnitedHealth Questioned On Potential Patient Data Leaked in Cyberattack
As UnitedHealth begins a staged processing of $14B in claims backlog, a lawmaker wants to know exactly which Medicare records and other patient data were compromised in the breach.
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Frontier's Latest Offering Highlights Air Travelers' Desire For More Space
Some airlines offer options to pay for the seat next to you to be free. How do you calculate that value?
