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Wellness
Recent Wellness Articles
Make Good Decisions: 4 Tips
Wise decision making is not a constant, research shows. But you can set yourself up for success in these straightforward ways. Read more
Your Prescription for Productivity
Here's how a mind-body approach can help you achieve peak performance--both personally, and company-wide. Read more
WHO Links Cancer to Cell Phones
A couple of days ago, the official party line from the World Health Organization on cell phones was this: "no adverse health effects have been established... Read more
Tastefully Simple
Wellness in body and spirit are the keys to happy employment at this gourmet food provider's headquarters. Read more
Sitting Is Bad for You: What Can You Do About It at Work?
Recent studies suggest sitting for long periods of time is worse than you might think. Here are tips to help sedentary employees stay healthy. Read more
8 Ways to Promote Wellness in the Workplace
It's a new year and kick starting your wellness program is a way to help your employees achieve one of their new years resolutions—to be healthier. Read more
Hot Market: Bike Commuters
In urban areas, the average motorist spends nearly two days a year stuck in traffic. Perhaps biking is the answer. Read more
The Price of a Healthy Staff
Three companies share their employee wellness budgets. Read more
How to Build a Wellness Program
Starting a wellness program doesn't always mean installing a fitness center and hiring a full-time wellness coach. Here's how to improve your employee's heal... Read more
10 Ways the CEO Can Reduce Office Stress
The CEO of a company is in the unique position to set the mood for the entire staff. Here are 10 ways to create a Zen office environment. Read more
How to Encourage Your Employees to Bike to Work
Encouraging your employees to bike to work can be part of your company's overall "green" strategy or simply a way for your employees to stay fit. Read more
How Does Jack LaLanne Do It?
When he opened his first health club in 1936 at 21, Jack LaLanne helped launch an industry that today brings in $19 billion annually. A tireless advocate for... View slideshow
Handy Massagers for In-flight Relaxation 
The Goods takes a look at three compact massagers, suitable for taking on a long flight, or working out knots at your desk. Watch video
A High Style Soireé
With the help of Vosges Haut-Chocolat owner, Katrina Markoff, we'll show how you can put together a deluxe party that will impress your clients, but won't... Watch video
High/Low Cuisine with Chef Graham Elliot
Chefs are the new rock stars, and like Mick Jagger they are pushing boundaries and making art out of the commonplace. Graham Elliot is at the forefront, m... Watch video
Decompression D'jour
Acupuncture, relaxation gear, and the best ways to unwind from the stresses plaguing hectic globetrotters. Watch video
Boardroom Chic(k)
Find out how to avoid boring, dowdy suits while still managing a look that conveys power and assurance. Combining elegant basics which cool accessories ca... Watch video
The Alpha Gift Guide
Gifts for CEOs, execs, and lovers of the eclectic. test Watch video
Dress for Success
Clothes, as they say, make the man. Even more true for the modern businessman. A look at some of today's fashion dos -- and more importantly, the fashion ... Watch video
The A-B-C's of Bespoke Clothing
Since the 17th century, men of means have bought bespoke. But these dapper handmade suits made popular by Cary Grant and the Beatles are no longer reserve... Watch video
More Workers Paying for Flu Shots
Employers are shifting workplace health costs onto employees, a study shows. Read more
Tap in to Your Inner Six Pack
Life on the road can be tough for business travelers. But a few simple exercises -- from the comfort of your hotel room -- can boost your energy and keep ... Watch video
Invest in Your Employees' Health
Try some of these innovative approaches to successful workplace wellness programs. Read more
Wellness Programs Paying Off
A study shows employer health-care costs can be cut in half by promoting fitness and medical screenings. Read more
