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		According to a new study by Berkeley and UCLA professors, CEOs who won awards from organizations like (ahem) BusinessWeek or other business publications received more stock and options from their companies after the award was given than their peers who didn't win awards.
		BusinessWeek writers Diane Brady, Michelle Conlin and Jena McGregor synthesize insights from the brightest business thinkers, critique the latest management trends, and comment on leaders in the news.
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	BusinessWeek - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		BusinessWeek is a business magazine published by McGraw-Hill.
		It was first published in 1929 (as The Business Week) under the direction of Malcolm Muir, who was serving as president of the McGraw-Hill Publishing company at the time.
		Mike France is a senior writer at Businessweek magazine.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/BusinessWeek (92 words)

	Knowledge Centers: BusinessWeek
		Knowledge Centers provide information on topics of interest to business professionals.
		Included in these centers are archived articles from BusinessWeek and on occasion information from the sponsoring companies.
		Learn about brand-new small business research results, as well as practical tips to help your business grow.
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	Amazon.com: BusinessWeek: Magazines (Site not responding. Last check: )
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		Businessweek actually provides very quick and incredibly easy-to-read pieces that give you what you absolutely need to know to get a good intuitive feel for trends and news in the business world.
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	Products - Events - BusinessWeek MediaKit 2006
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		BusinessWeek Speakers Bureau: We place topic-appropriate BusinessWeek editors, Standard & Poor's analysts, and McGraw-Hill executives at your corporate event.
		BusinessWeek Events were rated in the Top 5 "Most Valued Platforms" by both CEOs and C-Suite executives.
	mediakit.businessweek.com /Products/Events (264 words)

	Investing & Stock Research by Company and Industry - BusinessWeek
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		Search over 42,000 public and 322,000 private companies worldwide.
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