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Louis Brandeis had an antidote to such temperatures: Keep your cool. Full Story »

Bill Walsh felt the same leadership principles he used in running an NFL team applied to Fortune 500 firms and neighborhood outfits. Full Story »

Suffering from dyslexia and spending much of his time on practical jokes, Jay Leno barely graduated from high school in Boston. Full Story »

The forecast for regulatory compliance remains foggy in the gathering storm of cloud computing. Full Story »

Time Warner spinoff AOL starts trading on its own Thursday, and talk about a tough sell. Full Story »

1 The smallest drop since the recession began in Dec. '07 was far less than expected. Sept.-Oct. cuts were far fewer than previously thought. The jobless rate fell to 10% from Oct.'s 26-year-high 10.2%. A longer workweek and a big gain in temp jobs also signal hiring ahead. Pres. Obama hailed his $787 bil stimulus. He'll unveil a new jobs package this week. Full Story »

Hot air and high-minded speeches might be the most obvious emissions from the Copenhagen climate talks, skeptics say. But behind the scenes Russia will play an old card from communism's fall that could tip the odds even higher against ever meeting the summit's goals. Full Story »

Unemployment retreated in November and employers cut payrolls by the smallest amount since the recession began, hinting that job gains may be just around the corner, according to Labor Department data out Friday. Full Story »

The EV war kicked into high gear last week, as General Motors and Toyota showed off plug-in electric vehicles at last week's Los Angeles Auto Show, the first big show of the season. Full Story »

Hypocrisy: If the $2-trillion-plus government health care plan that Congress has come up with is so great, why do lawmakers refuse to live under it themselves? Their designs have been based on lies from the start. Full Story »