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Business Workshop: Intellectual property for food products is complicated

There are two types of intellectual property involved: The name/trademark/trade dress, and the recipe.

The Fortunate 50: Pay up 12 percent for the top 50 execs

The Fortunate 50: Pay up 12 percent for the top 50 execs

The 50 executives on the list received an average of $7.3 million in salary, perquisites, stock and other compensation.


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BUSINESS / LAW


Pa. Superior Court revives $500 million malpractice claim against K&L Gates

Pa. Superior Court revives $500 million malpractice claim against K&L Gates

Court has reinstated a $500 million malpractice suit against Pittsburgh's K&L Gates and accounting firm Pascarella & Wiker

Pa. medical malpractice reform credited for lower caseload

Lighter medical malpractice caseload has become the "new normal" as reforms initiated by state Supreme Court reach their 10th anniversary


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The Fortunate 50

The Fortunate 50

The executives on the list received an average of $7.3 million in salary, perquisites, stock and other compensation.

PERSONAL FINANCE


Shop Smart: The skinny on home exercise equipment

Consumer Reports has the skinny on shopping for home exercise machines, such as treadmills and ellipticals.

Overdraft coverage takes many by surprise

A new study finds most consumers still feel blindsided when they get hit with overdraft fees.


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WVU student invents device to help amputees

WVU student invents device to help amputees

Katherine Bomkamp, a political science major with a math disorder, created a heat concept to be inserted into prosthetic limbs.

TechMan: Kindle cords crumbling? Elementary, Dr. Watson!

TechMan: Kindle cords crumbling? Elementary, Dr. Watson!

From the files of John Watson, M.D.: The Case of the Crumbling Kindle Cord.


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Cramming for Degrees in Hybrids

LIKE many college students, Katherine Bovee, a master's degree candidate at Ohio State University in Columbus, struggled to find a focus for

Virtual Reality Goes to School

THE blistering pace of advances in automotive technology may be confusing to consumers, but it seems to be creating a strong employment outl


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OPINION


Heard Off the Street: 'Evolution, not a revolution' in curbing pay

Opinions vary on the impact of "say on pay," nonbinding shareholder referendums on the way public companies pay their executives.

The CIO's point of view: Innovation not CIO's main focus

I read yet another article in a chief information officer trade publication suggesting that CIOs need to focus more time on innovation.


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PEOPLE ON THE MOVE


Workzone: New book details how diversions are interrupting the modern workplace

Workzone: New book details how diversions are interrupting the modern workplace

"Beyond the Pig and the Ape: Realizing Success and True Happiness" by Krishna Pendyala explains why work distractions can be so tempting.

Office Coach: Vacation-time strife is overblown

I am angry with one of my co-workers because she stole my vacation slot. Do you think I'm overreacting?


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