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...companies that have been overlooking their B players may start to regret it. When job demand picks up, those solid-performing workers who constitute the heart of a business are likely to start migrating to places that make them feel more appreciated. "Long-term performance depends far more on the contributions of B players than many firms have come to realize," says Thomas DeLong, a professor at Harvard Business School. DeLong describes B players as the middle 80% of a company's work force, employees who are neither the hotshots (the A's) nor the weakest links...
ERBITUX Martha Stewart may have still more reason to regret selling her ImClone stock. In June, ImClone reported that its drug Erbitux, in combination with chemotherapy, reduced tumor growth in the colon up to 55%, putting the controversial drug on track for FDA consideration. Erbitux targets cancer cells by blocking their ability to absorb growth factors they need to develop. Trials for treating other tumors, including those in the lung, head and neck, are under...
...part of a diplomatic deal. Although I have physically escaped totalitarianism’s shadow, China’s new leadership continues to stall political reform, and I have the moral responsibility to continue devoting myself to promoting democratic reform. Despite the appalling experience of prison, I do not regret what I did. I am proud to have righteously challenged China’s totalitarianism, and I cannot and will not remain only an office-bound visiting scholar at Harvard...
...article "Playing in Place" we mistakenly said that interior designer Masamichi Katayama produced 15 Bape shops in Tokyo, Osaka and London. Katayama has designed 27 Bape-related shops in the three cities plus others. We regret the errors...
...Bush voluntarism czar, that Teach for America's annual grant from AmeriCorps--about $12.5 million in scholarship money and $1.5 million for operating expenses--was safe. On July 11, however, a form letter arrived in the Teach for America offices from the Corporation for National and Community Service. "We regret to inform you," it said, "that your application was not selected for funding...