
Can Southwest Airlines Fix Its Systemic Weaknesses In The New Year?
By Hersh Shefrin
The company appears to have an Achilles’ heel when it comes to capital budgeting decisions about infrastructure.
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How to Handle the Holiday Donation Deluge
By Nancy Calderon
Tips from a Santa Clara pro on maximizing year-end charitable giving.
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How Companies Can Avoid the “Whack-a-Mole” Approach to Ethics
By Brian Green
The key is better planning.
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2024: A Russian Space Odyssey
By Brian Green
Global politics ensnare 22 years of camaraderie at the International Space Station.
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A Straw In The Ocean
By Daniel Press
California has 840 miles of coastline, but making ocean water drinkable comes with enormous environmental and energy costs.
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Ameriguns
By Pratheepan Gulasekaram
Mass shootings underscore gun rights dilemma: whose personal safety is more important?
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It’s Time to Trade Old Habits for New Ones
By Diane Dreher
Five new ways to help you flourish.
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Blue Planet, And Climate Change: Taking Lemons And Making Lemonade
By Hersh Shefrin
A Bay Area company has pioneered a way to manufacture cement which mimics the way that corals build reefs, helping reduce emissions of carbon dioxide.
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