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SPORTSBIZ -- JOEL HAMMOND
The Mid-American Conference is well received in Cleveland
JOEL HAMMOND   |   THURSDAY, MAY 24, 2012
The conference has moved many of its neutral-site tournaments to the Cleveland area, and the first day of its baseball tournament outdraws last year's entire tournament. Plus, why do we still care what Jim Brown thinks about the Cleveland Browns?
STAFFING/HR BLOG -- SCOTT SUTTELL
The 'new geography of jobs' isn't kind to the Rust Belt -- or is it?
SCOTT SUTTELL   |   WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 2012
A new book argues that cities like Cleveland and Detroit face a grim employment future, but The Atlantic writes that advances in manufacturing are giving the industrial Midwest new life.
EDITOR'S CHOICE -- SCOTT SUTTELL
Parents take a back-to-basics approach when it comes to child's play
SCOTT SUTTELL   |   WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 2012
A Laurel School official talks with The Wall Street Journal about efforts to draw kids away from videogames and electronic gadgets. Plus, NASA Glenn has a lot riding on the SpaceX flight, and there's some gambling intrigue at Thistledown.
SPORTSBIZ -- JOEL HAMMOND
At least 15,000 Clevelanders love Chris Perez, but issues remain
JOEL HAMMOND   |   WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 2012
Timing, as they say, is everything: What effect would Perez's criticism of the team's fan base had had he expressed it last night, after another tiny crowd watched division rivals play a great game?
ENERGY BLOG -- SCOTT SUTTELL
Coal emerges once again as a diamond in the rough
SCOTT SUTTELL   |   TUESDAY, MAY 22, 2012
With natural gas prices rising, utilities are switching back to coal. Plus, alternative energy investment was strong in 2011, and airports are taking a fresh look at technologies to keep runways clear in winter by using heat saved from the summer.
EDITOR'S CHOICE -- SCOTT SUTTELL
Eaton Corp. deal, planned HQ move to Ireland underscore tax disincentives for U.S. multinationals
SCOTT SUTTELL   |   TUESDAY, MAY 22, 2012
CEO Sandy Cutler has called for tax reform in this country, but he's getting it -- to the tune of $160 million -- with an acquisition that will lead to Eaton being based abroad. Plus, reshoring's benefits might be overstated, and more.

GUEST BLOGS

LEGAL GUEST BLOG -- SUSAN KEATING ANDERSON
Breastfeeding in the workplace
SUSAN KEATING ANDERSON, ESQ.   |   WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 2012
Breastfeeding in the workplace   Although Time made breastfeeding a hotly debated issue with its recent cover photo of a mom nursing her almost 4-year-old son, breastfeeding in the workplace has long presented a legal stumbling block for employers and employees alike.
ENERGY GUEST BLOG -- JIM SAMUEL
Compromise, the word of the week in the Statehouse
JIM SAMUEL   |   TUESDAY, MAY 22, 2012
Compromise, the word of the week in the Statehouse   The state's energy policy bill, Substitute Senate Bill 315, is passing through the House and should be on to Gov. John Kasich for his signature before month's end. Suffice it to say, the major provisions have been reached through compromise.
ADVANCED ENERGY BLOG -- DAVE KARPINSKI
How will we meet our appetite for electricity in the future?
DAVE KARPINSKI   |   MONDAY, MAY 21, 2012
How will we meet our appetite for electricity in the future?   Changes are coming that will impact our electricity capacity and infrastructure and force us to develop new capacity to meet our needs.
INFORMATION SECURITY GUEST BLOG -- M URSULA HERRMANN
The circle of security life
M URSULA HERRMANN   |   FRIDAY, MAY 18, 2012
The circle of security life   The nature of your security strategy should be cyclical: Just as no software product is ever truly finished, your security strategy also should never be at rest.
LEGAL GUEST BLOG -- JEREMY SHARP
Brace for more rigorous COBRA audits
JEREMY SHARP   |   WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 2012
Brace for more rigorous COBRA audits   A COBRA audit has the potential to take a big bite out of your company's profits, should an unreported failure be detected. And, unfortunately, your chances of being found non-compliant have increased significantly.
 
  Most Read Blog Items from the past seven days
  1. The 'new geography of jobs' isn't kind to the Rust Belt -- or is it?
  2. Eaton Corp. deal, planned HQ move to Ireland underscore tax disincentives for U.S. multinationals
  3. At least 15,000 Clevelanders love Chris Perez, but issues remain
  4. Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon: a new record for runners and some blips along the way
  5. Parents take a back-to-basics approach when it comes to child's play
 



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