Executive tracks

The frost is on the pumpkin. A chill is in the air. That can mean only one thing

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Home prices climb for 2nd straight quarter

Home prices rose for the second straight quarter, but remained nearly 9% lower than a year earlier, according to a housing market report issued Tuesday.

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FDIC announces 124th bank failure

State regulators shuttered Commerce Bank of Southwest Florida in Fort Myers, Fla., Friday night, bringing the 2009 national tally to 124.

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The CEO and the owner broke up. Now what?

The news that Los Angeles Dodgers owners Frank and Jamie McCourt are divorcing came with a bitter kick: Team chairman Frank’s first move against his soon-to-be-ex was to fire her from her job as the Dodgers’ chief executive.

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How to build great leaders

For John Tolva, IBM’s Chicago-based director of citizenship and technology, the value of his four-week assignment to Ghana last year really hit him during a game of Scrabble by candlelight.

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CEO Swap: The $79 billion plan

On July 1, A.G.

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How to build a (strong) virtual team

Leo Mendoza is a typical IBM sales rep. Based in Chicago, he starts his day with a 5:45 a.m.

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Home construction at lowest point in 6 months

Home builders initiated construction of far fewer new homes in October than the month before, a big and unexpected drop for the struggling industry, according to a government report issued Wednesday.

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The mad man

The announcement of the CEO of the Decade apparently caught the 11th runner-up by surprise.

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Oil slides 3% on inventory jump

Oil dropped 3% on Thursday as a government inventory report showed that crude supplies jumped more than expected, the dollar firmed against its rivals and stocks cooled.

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