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Having spent most of his life in the small business trenches, author Jeff Korhan knows what its like to wear many hats. His book, Built in Social shares how and why its so important to build your business for a connected economy.

Your organization’s poisonous culture may be holding it back and tying your hands as a leader. Coach Micheal J. Burt and Colby B. Jubenville explain what you need to do to put cooperation, growth, and innovation back in the spotlight.

How the Chairman of Rackspace, Navy SEALs, and Israeli innovators came together and discovered the heart of entrepreneurship.

Bob Lord and Ray Velez, authors of Converge explain how the merging of technology, media, and creativity is revolutionizing marketing and business strategy.

How does one separate a mixture of components with very similar properties? In the journal Angewandte Chemie, Croatian researchers have introduced a new approach to the separation of organic compounds. In their process, a “host compound” recognizes the desired “guest molecules”, not only in solution, but also when the host and mixtures of competitive guest are milled together in the solid state. For the separation of maleic acid, this recognition through mechanochemistry delivers selectivity equal to that achieved by crystallization from a solution.

Terry Pearce on leadership communication.

The LAP-BAND® weight loss procedure is safe and effective in an expanded group of patients, not just in people who are morbidly obese. This conclusion is reported in a new study published in the scientific journal Obesity. The findings indicate that the procedure may help to intervene before obesity becomes life threatening to patients.

There is no miracle diet that works for everyone, because everyone possesses a unique body type and corresponding metabolism. However, determining your metabolic type and fixing your metabolism through diet, exercise, and credible advice can make a big difference.

Subfertile women who conceive through assisted reproduction are more likely to experience a greater traumatic impact following early pregnancy loss compared with women who conceive naturally, suggests a new study published today (1 May) in BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.

THE NEW RULES OF MANAGEMENT: How to Revolutionise Productivity, Innovation and Engagement by Implementing Projects that Matter 

THE ONE PAGE FINANCIAL PLAN: Everything you need to successfully manage your money and invest for wealth creation 

Wakeman delivers a tough reality-check: you are the source of your own misery, and only you have the power to end it. Grounded in the principles of psychology and her experiences as a mental health counselor, Wakeman argues that a person’s unhappiness at work has nothing to do with their circumstances. Rather, it’s a direct result of the drama they create in reaction to those circumstances.

THE SECRETS OF MY SUCCESS: And the story of BOOST Juice, juicy bits and all 

THE ULTIMATE BOOK OF INFLUENCE: The 10 Tools of Persuasion to Connect, Communicate and WIN IN BUSINESS 

microDOMINATION: how to leverage social media and content marketing to build a mini-business empire around your personal brand 

Research into the complementary therapies evening primrose oil and borage oil shows little, if any, benefit for people with eczema compared with placebo, according to a new systematic review. The authors, who published their review in The Cochrane Library, conclude that further studies on the therapies would be difficult to justify.