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CCF leads the way in cheetah management

Monday, 6th of October 2008 By Wezi Tjaronda WINDHOEK The Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF) has started offering international courses on cheetah management practices. Although many organisations have adopted CCF's methods, until this year, there has not been a central source of information and training for wildlife conservation professionals. In the past two months, the CCF brought together conservation...

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Our Goal? Their Goal?

"Our goal, their goal? What's the difference?" Brent retorted. "The difference is your relationship with the team, their relationship with you and your understanding of who is accountable," I replied. "When they don't meet your goal and you come down on them, how do you think they feel? What is their attitude toward [...]

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Intel Says Will Defend Patent Rights Against AMD

Intel has "serious questions" about a deal announced by AMD to spin off its manufacturing business and focus on chip design, and is ready to defend its patents.

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The dotcom evangelist

Johan Jörgensen offers a new way of listening to the Bible, writes Clive Cookson

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Energy to build a better world

John Clough was inspired by redundant miners to build a green company

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Jobs killed by well-meant rules on work

Hiring and firing is a quagmire, and the list of employment red tape introduced in the past 10 years from Westminster is mind-blowing, writes Luke Johnson

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Cox Did Not Infringe Verizon's VoIP Intellectual Property, Jury Finds

Verizon's original filing against Cox had cited patents it had exerted against Vonage.

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Team Goal?

"I know how it is affecting you," I said. "How is it affecting the team?" "Well, when they don't meet the goal," Brent explained, "I sit down with them, mostly one at a time and talk to them about doubling down their effort. They are just going to have to work harder. They [...]

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Baby-boomer departures a threat to competitiveness

The departure of the baby-boomer generation into retirement poses a grave threat to the competitiveness of the US economy.

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White men get bigger bonuses

In the wake of the financial meltdown, performance-related bonuses are hardly flavour of the month in Main Street America. But now they have been found to be gender and racially biased, too.

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Sustaining what, and for whom?

By Tom Philpott Cargill and The Nature Conservancy (TNC) have a long-standing relationship dating back to the 1980s. Cargill and TNC share a mutual interest in developing science-based, improved agricultural management practices that guarantee the productivity and enduring health of the ecosystem and landscape. -- From a joint Cargill/TNC document [PDF] dated February 2006 --- In her new book Green...

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Tech Stocks Ride Wall Street's Roller-Coaster, 11th-Hour Rally

It was the first time in four years that the Dow closed below 10,000, a threshold first crossed in 1999.

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Medicine for a sector

As global pressures mount, French pharmaceutical companies are looking further afield to solve their problems

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Creative steps into the unknown

Unusual venues for company meetings can prove stimulating

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A foolish race to the bottom

The recent sight of (former) Masters of the Universe hurriedly gathering up their possessions and heading for the exit brought the reality home, writes Stefan Stern