#BoardOfDirectors William Fatt steps down from Canadian Pacific's Board of Directors http://bit.ly/2zzg8Cd
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Saturday, November 11, 2017
#BoardOfDirectors William Fatt steps down from Canadian Pacific’s Board of Directors http://bit.ly/2zzg8Cd
Friday, October 20, 2017
#BoardOfDirectors IDM Mining Announces Changes to its Board of Directors, Grants Stock Options – Markets Inside… http://bit.ly/2yUPeVV
#BoardOfDirectors IDM Mining Announces Changes to its Board of Directors, Grants Stock Options – Markets Inside… http://bit.ly/2yUPeVV
— Muzaffaruddin Alvi (@Muzaffar1969) October 19, 2017
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Saturday, September 30, 2017
#BoardOfDirectors NSHC Board of Directors Holds Annual Meeting, Elects Members, Renews Gorn’s Contract – Knom (… http://bit.ly/2yybTmv
#BoardOfDirectors NSHC Board of Directors Holds Annual Meeting, Elects Members, Renews Gorn's Contract – Knom (… http://bit.ly/2yybTmv
— Muzaffaruddin Alvi (@Muzaffar1969) September 29, 2017
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#BoardOfDirectors CSCC’s Fox Elected To Board Of Directors For CCA – The Chattanoogan http://bit.ly/2fEqtFj
#BoardOfDirectors CSCC's Fox Elected To Board Of Directors For CCA – The Chattanoogan http://bit.ly/2fEqtFj
— Muzaffaruddin Alvi (@Muzaffar1969) September 29, 2017
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Sunday, June 11, 2017
Trump finally responds: ‘WOW, Comey is a leaker!’
June 11, 2017 at 12:55AM
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Friday, June 9, 2017
How the brain recognizes what the eye sees
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New work outlining the brain’s visual process could improve self-driving cars and point to therapies for sensory impairment, suggest investigators.
June 09, 2017 at 12:53AM
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Sunday, May 28, 2017
China April industrial profits up 14 percent but slowing pace stokes economy worries
May 28, 2017 at 01:02AM
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London Stock Exchange’s ‘1,000 Companies To Inspire Britain’ Shows SME’s Growing At 70%
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The latest ‘1,000 Companies To Inspire Britain’ annual from the London Stock Exchange showcases the best of British small business and “starkly illustrates the economic potential” of the UK’s SME’s according to the exchange’s CEO Xavier Rolet, with firms on the list growing at 70% on average.
May 28, 2017 at 12:53AM
from Roger Aitken, Contributor
Tuesday, May 23, 2017
Friday, May 12, 2017
When it comes to Growth, the Coach can’t want it more than the Player
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You know the old adage, you can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink? Well the same goes for your employees and their growth and development.
As a senior leader, it is your job to provide opportunities for your employees to learn and grow, and to make their learning accessible, actionable and accountable. However, if your employee is not engaged by your company and culture, then you can’t force them to learn and grow. Read more about how to engage your employees with Servant Leadership.
Here are a couple things you can ask yourself and examine to have better engagement in your organization:
- Did it start with your hiring practices? I think today, more than ever, it is critical to hire employees for their interpersonal skills over their technical ones. As long as they have basic abilities, many technical skills can be trained. However, many interpersonal skills such as friendliness, fun, and authenticity cannot be trained, they are often ingrained in the person from an early age and they’ve either got it or they don’t. Perhaps this person is just not a good cultural fit for your organization.
- Are they not engaged by your organization’s culture? This is where you can step in and re-examine your culture and how you can enhance it to make a better overall experience for your employees. This might include offering better benefits, examining outdated policies and procedures (e.g. strict dress codes, flex time, and vacation policies) and whether they feel recognized and valued in your organization.
- Are you recognizing and rewarding them for their exceptional performance? If your employees were consistently providing exceptional performance but you did not recognize them for it, why would they even try to grow and give you their discretionary energy and motivation. You can enhance this experience for your employees with both formal and informal rewards and recognition. The best organizations recognize their employees at every touch point. Non-monetary recognition is also a big motivator for employees, and can include acknowledging an employee at a team meeting in front of their peers, sending them a personalized thank you email or sending them a formal award certificate for going above and beyond their duties. You can also recognize them with monetary rewards such as spot cards, bonuses, incentives, and points in their employee performance portal that they can redeem for merchandise and gift cards.
There is a critical overlap between employee engagement and learning development. When your talent are engaged with recognition and enabled with skills and competencies from learning, they will be able to provide better service internally with their colleagues and externally with your customers, which will result in customers (and employees) who stay longer, buy more and positively refer others. Watch this quick video below for more information on
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May 12, 2017 at 01:01AM
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Thursday, May 11, 2017
The most expensive college in every state
College is expensive — and it’s only increasing.
Tuition at both public and private schools continues to rise at a fast clip, and Americans collectively owe more than $1.3 trillion in student loan debt.
But not all states are created equal. While Harvey Mudd College, the most expensive school in California, runs $69,717 per year, the University of Wyoming, the most expensive school in its state, costs only $26,535 — even less for local students.
Using data from the College Board‘s Trends in College Pricing and The Chronicle of Higher Education‘s helpful interactive chart, Business Insider rounded up the most expensive college in every state. The ranking uses tuition data from the 2016-17 academic year and looks at each school’s full sticker price — published tuition and required fees, as well as room and board — rather than tuition numbers alone.
All states were ranked according to out-of-state tuition where applicable.
SEE ALSO: Here’s how much people earn 10 years after attending the 25 best colleges in America
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ALABAMA: Spring Hill College
Location: Mobile
Total cost: $48,488
Tuition: $35,798
Room and board: $12,690
ALASKA: University of Alaska at Anchorage
Location: Anchorage
Total cost: $32,612 (with out-of-state tuition)
Tuition: $21,744 (out-of-state); $7,074 (in-state)
Room and board: $10,868
ARIZONA: University of Arizona
Location: Tucson
Total cost: $47,317 (with out-of-state tuition)
Tuition: $36,017 (out-of-state); $12,817 (in-state)
Room and board: $11,300
See the rest of the story at Business Insider
May 11, 2017 at 01:01AM
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You can officially order Tesla’s solar roof — here’s everything you need to know (TSLA)
Tesla’s solar roof has officially arrived — at least some versions of it.
Tesla began accepting orders for its smooth glass and textured glass solar shingle options Wednesday afternoon. The company’s Tuscan glass and French slate shingles, however, won’t be available for purchase until 2018.
Tesla unveiled its solar roof in late October, about a month before the company acquired SolarCity in a $2.1-billion deal.
Here’s everything we know about the new solar roof:
SEE ALSO: Elon Musk: Tesla is developing a special kind of glass for its Model 3
Tesla will eventually offer four types of shingles to match different housing aesthetics in an effort to get homeowners to ditch clunky solar-panel add-ons in favor of a beautiful roof.
Tesla announced Wednesday that the typical homeowner will pay $21.85 per square foot for the solar roof. For a 3,000-square-foot home, that would amount to $65,000. Customers must place a $1,000 deposit to order the solar roof.
You can buy the solar roof here.
Musk originally said that the solar roof will cost less than a traditional roof, even before factoring in the price of electricity. But the company back-peddled slightly on that promise Wednesday.
See the rest of the story at Business Insider
May 11, 2017 at 01:01AM
from Danielle Muoio
Do Wayfair’s Fundamentals Still Have Room To Run?
Following strong results reported by Wayfair Inc (NYSE: W), Canaccord Genuity believes there is still room for fundamentals and the stock to run.
Latest Ratings for W
| Date | Firm | Action | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 2017 | Bank of America | Upgrades | Neutral | Buy |
| May 2017 | Gordon Haskett | Initiates Coverage On | Buy | |
| Mar 2017 | Stephens & Co. | Initiates Coverage On | Overweight |
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May 11, 2017 at 12:57AM
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