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Merging two struggling biotech firms from opposite sides of the globe solved a lot of financial problems—despite some logistical headaches. Read more
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Merging two struggling biotech firms from opposite sides of the globe solved a lot of financial problems—despite some logistical headaches. Read more
Some Michigan hospitals are making flu shots and other vaccines mandatory for employees. Read more
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Business releases AIDS education product. Read more
Chart on employee disabilities, AIDS AIDS education. Read more
Resources available on HIV AIDS education programs. Read more
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Oct. 14, 2004 --American workers may be at increased risk of catching the flu this season as a result of a shortage of vaccinations and th... Read more
How a company responds to AIDS reveals much about how it faces reality. Read more
A new survey shows the majority of business leaders believe a bird-flu pandemic is imminent, but have no contingency plans in place. Read more
The author, or authors, behind SoBig and other recent viruses seems to be using those insidious e-mail attachments to make a profit. Today's New York Time... Read more
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A couple of years ago we found out that germ-a-phobes had something new to worry about - their cellphones were Read more
Writing good Web content is a lot like planning a big dinner party. You're looking forward to inviting lots of guests, but you're not sure when the... Read more
Video recommendation: 'The Los Altos Story," a short film about a small-business community struck by AIDS. Read more
If you travel for work or pleasure, here's a link you may want to save. It's a Google Earth mashup Read more
Preventing computer viruses with virus-checking software. Read more
A Harvard survey exposes a lack of preparation in the business community and vulnerabilities in the workforce of smaller companies. Read more
Companies on the frontlines of West Nile and SARS. Read more
These viruses targeted Microsoft Office applications but appeared to be beaten. Do you need to prepare for a comeback? Read more
Researchers at Indiana University in Bloomington figured out that, at least in theory, Wi-Fi routers could be infected with a virus and spread the virus t... Read more
Profile of one CEO who has taken a leave of absence to concentrate on charity work. Read more
Some cynics might think Bill Gates' campaign against AIDS in Africa is just a PR effort on behalf of Microsoft. But, as Nicholas D. Kristof suggests in hi... Read more
Steven Gluckstern, CEO of Ivivi Health Sciences, turns his apartment into a concert hall to raise money for charity. Read more
VP sent letter to 500 clients and vendors on behalf of AIDS-stricken employee and received more than 100 donations. Read more
Quote about the origins of Alka-Seltzer, from the 'The Aspirin Wars'. Read more
As anyone who has an e-mail account knows, the past few weeks have seen unprecedented virus attacks on computers around the world. With names like Sobig, ... Read more
Back in the June 2000 issue of Inc . magazine, writer Dan Orzech contemplated the advantages and disadvantages of Linux for small businesses in "<... Read more
Viruses are pieces of foreign code (programs) introduced into your system to perform unauthorized acts against your internal network. Some of the viruses ... Read more
The CEOs lived on different continents and barely knew each other. Could they make a deal work? Read more
Employers are shifting workplace health costs onto employees, a study shows. Read more
Experts say businesses and their employees must take precautions against the seasonal flu and the H1N1 virus on the road. Read more
New business creates an environmentally safe alternative to incinerating medical waste. Read more
Self-funding for medical benefits is becoming increasingly popular, but small companies should take precautions. Read more
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