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Four Steps to Making Mergers Work When Cultures Clash
What evolutionary psychology may tell us about organizational integration.

Lessons Learned From Kodak: Don't Get Trapped by Your Core Business Model
Innovation expert: 'Even an insightful company can go wrong if it doesn't push far enough, fast enough into uncomfortable territory.'

Nokia Cuts 4,000 Jobs
Manufacturing will shift to Asia to shorten the time it takes for products to get to market, company said.

UTX-Goodrich Deal Pushes Aerospace M&A Activity to Record Levels in 2011
M&A activity in aerospace and defense could hit another all-time high in 2012, PwC says.

Monthly CEO Exits Reach Highest Level Since May 2010
Companies may be looking to shift gears with new leaders who can drive growth, according to report.

GlaxoSmithKline Profits Triple
Earned $8.32 billion in 2011

Klein Steel Rewards Values in Action
Manufacturer emphasizes the importance of every team member embracing its core values. Its Values in Action recognition program keeps those values front and center.

China's Manufacturing Sector Still Growing Despite Slowdown in 2011
MAPI forecasts 8.4% growth in 2012 and 8.6% in 2013.

BP Profits Gush as Criminal Trial Looms
Higher oil prices offset a drop in production, according to the company.

ArcelorMittal Reports $1 Billion 4Q Loss
Economic crisis in Europe a concern in 2012, says CEO.

Toyota Profit Down, but Year Looking Up
Nine-month profit falls 57%.

Blow for German Economy as Industrial Output Drops
Manufacturing output down by 2.7%.

Oracle Wants New Trial in SAP Case
In November 2010, a jury awarded Oracle $1.3 billion, but U.S. District Court Judge Phyllis Hamilton slashed the amount to $272 million in September, saying the jury award was "grossly excessive."

Firm Claims Apple Infringing Trademark in China
Proview Technology registered the trademark name 'iPad' in several countries including China as early as 2000, however wile Apple bought the rights for the global trademark, Proview retained the Chinese rights.

EU Says China may become its Biggest Market in 2012
China's imports of European goods rose at a rate of 25.6% in 2011, according to official Chinese data.

Houston's Hot for Manufacturing Employment
Other top U.S. manufacturing cities include New York, Chicago and St. Louis.

Boeing Faces New Problem with Dreamliner
The aerospace manufacturer says it is making progress on a repair plan to correct a manufacturing error located in the fuselage section of some 787 airplanes.

Failing to Update Your Travel Policy is Risky Business
The oversight can cost you hard-earned corporate-negotiated rates -- and more importantly, put travelers at unnecessary risk.

Papermaker to Produce Biodiesel from Wood Pulp
UPM expands plant in order to deliver 100,000 tons of advanced second generation biodiesel.

Mitsubishi Motors to End Europe Production
Company cites unfavorable business environment

Expansion Doubles Lithium Production Capacity
Rockwood Holdings, Inc. increases production in both the U.S. and Chile.

Solvay Hails World's Largest Fuel Cell
The super-battery produces enough electricity to power nearly 1,400 homes.

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