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Workers are planning to stay in the work force longer than they originally planned, with almost half saying they will work until they are at least 66 years old, according to a new poll.
The survey, conducted by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, found that 82% of Americans over the age of 50 think it is at least somewhat likely that they will continue with employment into their retirement years.
Stanford University offers the best MBA when it comes to return on investment, according to a new rankings listed released by Forbes magazine.
Stanford gets graduates the highest paychecks five years after graduation, with an annual median total compensation of $221,000, according to Forbes.
Without much fanfare, the Harvard Business School has started to develop a new online initiative, the first step into online learning for one of the nation’s most prestigious business schools.
The move puts Harvard into the area of MOOCs, or massive open online courses. The move may “shake up” the online education market, according to Bloomberg BusinessWeek. It’s also a bold move for Harvard Business School, which is one of the best-known brands in all of education.
A new survey finds that 69% of Americans would rather remain jobless than work for a company with a bad reputation.
However, more than half of currently employed employees would go to a company with a bad reputation – if they were offered a substantial increase in pay.
A new poll finds that many workers suffer from the “Sunday night blues” – that feeling of dread about returning to the workplace on Monday morning.
The Monster.com poll found that only 22% of workers did not experience feelings of anxiety and dread as their weekend ends and they prepare to return to work on Monday morning. Almost half of the people surveyed – 47% – characterized their Sunday nights as “really bad.”
The six-year Greek recession will end in 2014, according to a new report from the nation’s government.
Greece has been locked in a debt crisis that caused panic about the future of the euro, the European currency. Other European countries and the International Monetary Fund have had to repeatedly bail out the Greek government.
More students are enrolling into business schools, with the majority of United States schools reporting an increase in applications for the first time since 2009, a new report has found. …
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The number of Americans filing for jobless benefits increased in the last full week of September, according to a U.S. Department of Labor report released this week. The number of …
As provisions of the new Affordable Care Act kick in this month, it’s a good time for both individuals and businesses to make themselves familiar with what the act requires. …
