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  Money & Business

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  by Rasheeda Childress

  February 13, 2020

  How the Coronavirus Is Affecting Work in Asia-Pacific

  With the coronavirus causing quarantines in China and putting other Asian cities on high alert, staff are working from home, taking precautions, and looking for workarounds to keep up with job duties without risking infection.
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  Brand Connection

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  by Manifest

  February 10, 2020

  Everything You Can (and Should) Learn From Influencers

  [Sponsored] On social media, digital influencers often have the freedom to act and respond in ways that your organization might want to avoid. But what can you learn from them about how to make your message more impactful?
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  Technology

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  by Ernie Smith

  February 13, 2020

  Report: Enterprise Email Security Often Leaves the Door Open to Attacks

  A new report from the tech firm BitDam finds that the two most prominent enterprise email providers struggle with both detecting new malware and then blocking it.
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  Money & Business

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  by Rasheeda Childress

  February 12, 2020

  Do's and Don’ts for Celebrating Valentine’s Day in the Workplace

  With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, offices want to enjoy the holiday, but not veer into territory that can make staff feel uncomfortable. Two HR experts offer tips to help Valentine’s Day stay fun and appropriate.
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  Leadership

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  by Ernie Smith

  February 12, 2020

  Don’t Wing It: Lessons on Sudden Succession From the British Royals

  When the Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped away from their royal duties, they set in motion an unexpected leadership transition. A leader's sudden departure could catch you by surprise too—which is why you should have a plan in place, even if you don't think you'll need it.
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  Money & Business

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  by Ernie Smith

  February 12, 2020

  Are Political Ads on Social Media OK? Many Say Yes

  A new study from the Public Affairs Council finds that even given recent controversy over the use of political ads on social media, nearly half of Americans don’t find their use objectionable.
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  Meetings

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  by Ernie Smith

  February 12, 2020

  Mobile World Congress Cancelled Over Coronavirus Concerns

  The widely attended technology industry event, which takes place each year in Barcelona, had faced the departure of more than two dozen vendors in recent days over concerns about the spread of the coronavirus.