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Entrepreneurship Magazine, in conjunction with The Princeton Review, will be releasing its list of the top 25 graduate entrepreneurship programs in the country in their October issue, and Simmons College is on the list.  Simmons College is one of only two New England colleges listed.  View the full list here.

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Today’s Wall Street Journal has a special section on “The 50 Women to Watch 2008″ which is also available online.  It’s not a big surprise that the top woman to watch is Sheila Bair, Chairwoman of the FDIC.  The online version has additional features, such as a video of Madeleine Albright speaking about women and [...]

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The Tax Foundation, a non-partisan research organization, has released its 2009 State Business Tax Climate Index.  The index ranks states based on different taxes levied on businesses and their impact.  From the news release:
Wyoming has the best, and New Jersey has the worst, tax systems when it comes to “business friendliness,” according to the Tax [...]

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Fortune has released its updated list of the 50 Most Powerful Women. Indra Nooyi’s still at the top of the list but there have been some changes since last year’s.

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The New York Times has a really great series of graphic representations, showing what countries spend their discretionary income on. You can see the graphs here, and the accompanying article here.

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Forbes has released its annual list of the 100 Most Powerful Women, which you can view online here.  There are also two articles that accompany the list, one about Condoleezza Rice and her role (soon to be legacy) in international politics, the other about Dominique Senequier, on her success as head of the private equity [...]

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Thanks to Paul Myers for forwarding me the link to NorthxEast’s “Fifty Most Influential ‘Female’ Bloggers”. The list runs the gamut of your standard blogging topics, such as politics, fashion, tech & programming, business, marketing, and personal lives. It’s a very interesting set of women bloggers that you’d do well to scroll through [...]

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The Milken Institute has ranked Massachusetts as number one in technology and science development in the U.S.  In their last report, in 2004, Massachusetts was also the top-ranked state but this year the state scored the highest ever (at 93.07) among the five composite measures that Milken uses for the ranking.  The full report is [...]

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I was pretty excited when I found that our SOM Library blog was named one of the “Top 100 Management and Leadership Blogs” by HR World.  I started this blog as a pet project and am amazed that it’s come this far.
In the ranking, the blog is noted in the “Branding” category, which means that [...]

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Black Enterprise 100s

Come on down to the library and check out our featured item for the next week, the Black Enterprise 100s, their annual report on the nation’s largest black-owned businesses.  Who’s #1?  It’s not Harpo Enterprises, Oprah’s company–that’s at #14.  It’s a very interesting and extensive ranking that I’d suggest giving a look at.

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