Why It Took Target CEO 6 Months to Resign After Embarrassing Data Breach

Target CEO Gregg Steinhafel’s resignation today signals an end to six months of corporate navel-gazing since the retailer’s huge data breach and clears the way for some major overhaul, according to Ken Perkins, equity analyst with Morningstar.

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http://abcnews.go.com/Business/target-ceo-months-resign-embarrassing-data-breach/story?id=23589164

A car crash waiting to happen: From Burmese ‘slopes’ to lazy Mexicans to the N word – is Jeremy Clarkson finally too toxic for the BBC

By now, most of us can list Jeremy Clarkson’s more offensive recent utterances: the “n word”, most unforgivably; the “slope” on a Burmese bridge; and, with Top Gear co-presenter Richard Hammond, playing Beavis to Clarkson’s Butthead, those lazy, flatulent Mexicans. Plus an entire “special” that spent something like an hour taking the mickey out of the Indians.

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http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/features/is-this-the-end-for-jeremy-clarkson-9324286.html

Four Tips to Deal with Uncertainty on Long Projects

Many long projects start off with a lot of uncertainty. You may not be 100% sure of the resource requirements, the final deliverables, the cost, schedule, etc. There may be many risks. The good news is that project managers deal with the uncertainty associated with large projects all the time, and it is very likely that you can be successful. Here are a couple of tips to consider, depending on what you think will work best in your situation. Continue reading Four Tips to Deal with Uncertainty on Long Projects

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