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Der Pool an Pfändern des Euro-Systems wird immer umfangreicher und «bunter». Dadurch steigt das Risiko, aber auch die Diversifikation.

Die Konsolidierung in der Schweizer Uhrenindustrie geht weiter. Pünktlich zum Beginn der Uhrenmesse Baselworld gibt Corum den Kauf durch China Haidian bekannt.

Das dreimonatige Flugverbot beim Vorzeige-Flieger «Dreamliner» hat zwar Spuren in den Geschäftszahlen von Boeing hinterlassen. Doch es kam weniger schlimm als befürchtet.

Der als Sanierer des schwer angeschlagenen Rufs der britischen Grossbank Barclays zum CEO beförderte Antony Jenkins hat eine grundlegende Transformation der Bank versprochen. Der vorgelegte Quartalsbericht lässt davon aber wenig erkennen.

Novartis ist gut ins neue Geschäftsjahr gestartet und hat in der durch Patentabläufe beeinträchtigen Pharmadivision die Umsätze halten können. Gleichzeitig hat der Konzern die Restrukturierung des US-Standorts Lincoln, der zur Consumer-Health-Division gehört, in Angriff genommen. 300 Stellen werden abgebaut.

Are you getting in your own way? You might be shooting yourself in the foot if you're guilty of these three things.

Pandora founder Tim Westergren talks about why unhappy customers are actually the most helpful, and how to turn them into your biggest supporters.

Tim Westergren talks about strategies that will turn your best customers into passionate evangelists for your brand.

North Korea's Kim Jong-un may be a despot, but his succession problems probably look a lot like yours.

Here's a crash course in journalism that will upgrade your blogging skills.

Even if you're not half as funny as the newly-named Tonight Show host, you can learn a few tricks from him about how to Tweet and Tumblr.

Check out three new models with souped-up security features.

You wouldn't start an ad campaign without a strategy. You shouldn't post on Facebook without one, either.

A law professor argues that many retirement plans are so bad your employees could literally sue you over them. Here's what to offer instead.

After you've made the decision to sell your company, it's time to decide which approach will best satisfying your desires and financial requirements.

Businesses of all sizes need to stop looking at mobile website strategies as a backup to their regular website. Here are four reasons to reprioritize.

Did you know that you might unwittingly be making a contract with your employee?

Ken Grossman has built Sierra Nevada into one of the largest craft brewers in the country. But he still makes time to take a few of his 650 employees to lunch every week.

In the near future, the number of available Web domain names will soar by 6,000 percent. Here's why it matters to your business.

Where accounting headaches are concerned, take the right medicine for a long-term cure.

Not sure about the future of 3D printing? Shapeways' $30 million financing round may give you a clue.

In an age of high-tech hubris, over-reaching entrepreneurs and self-absorbed CEOs, two popes in particular provide valuable lessons.

A big part of a venture capitalist's job is saying no. Here's how, and why, I try to do it well.

Business owners may soon have a bit more leverage when negotiating the sales of their companies. How not to blow it.

Everyone talks about employee engagement and emotional intelligence, but if you want a high-performance organization, you've got to walk the talk.

What makes one online campaign memorable and another a huge waste of marketing dollars? Eight young entrepreneurs weigh in on their favorite campaigns--and why they work.

Not enough folks "liking" you on Facebook? Here's how you are driving your fans away.

The essence of sales success distilled into a single, short list.

Meet three small companies doing their best to solve some of the publishing industry's biggest problems.