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Career Coaching Today: Forget the Corporate Ladder and Find Yourself

[ad_1] “Therapy helps people deal with unfinished business like trauma and habits we have a hard time breaking,” said Terrence Maltbia, faculty director of the coaching certificate program at Columbia. There has always been an element in coaching that helps people discover their purpose, but the pandemic has strengthened that aspect of it.” This paradigm …

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Corporate Climate Commitments Often Overlook a Key Component: Supply Chains

[ad_1] For nearly 30 years, pharmaceutical giant Bristol Myers Squibb has announced that it has set and achieved ambitious targets for energy and greenhouse gas emissions. These days, these goals include being “carbon neutral” by 2040. Equipment maker Caterpillar, Texas Instruments, Exxon Mobil, and The Walt Disney Company have made similar claims about the sustainability …

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Biden finds it easier to raise corporate tax rates abroad than at home

[ad_1] ROME — President Biden and other world leaders ratified a treaty. turning point global A deal on Saturday aimed at preventing big corporations from shifting profits and businesses across borders to avoid taxes showcases a president who finds raising corporate tax rates an easier sell with other countries than his own party in Congress. …

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Biden’s Choice for Top Antitrust Officer Was a Star Corporate Lawyer

[ad_1] Mr. Kanter left Paul, Weiss in 2020. It has growing ties to companies that have competitive complaints against Big Tech companies. raised conflicts of interest for the firm. While Google is not a Paul, Apple, for example, is a client of Weiss. Legal experts say that if he joins the Justice Department, the issue …

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Legislature Increases Global Deal’s Chances to Block Corporate Tax Havens

[ad_1] Treasury officials Itai Grinberg and Rebecca Kysar, who are leading global negotiations for the US, defended in a post last week “Business and investment can improve in the US” by 21 percent. Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen said after a virtual meeting with colleagues from the 7-nation Group last week that the higher rate …

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Biden’s Antitrust Team Signs a Big Swing on Corporate Titans

[ad_1] WASHINGTON — President Biden has put together the most aggressive antitrust team in decades, stacking his administration with three legal crusaders as he prepares to assume corporate consolidation and market power through efforts that may include curbing mergers and breaking up big corporations. Mr. Biden’s decision last week name Jonathan Kanter Leading the Justice …

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Wall Street Prepares for Big Corporate Profits

[ad_1] Optimism blooms in earnings season After closing the books in the second quarter, executives have the most positive view ever of their company’s profits. Data from FactSet. And this could be a good sign that profitability growth will continue even after the expected recovery from the pandemic economic collapse. Companies started reporting second-quarter earnings …

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