Business Week ( Aug. 9, 1961 ) reports that the United Aircraft Company, against which the International Association of Machinists had undertaken a strike, decided to keep its plants operating.

" This despite Business Week ’ s error that Den, Aoyama, and Takeuchi founded Nissan.

Design and advertising industry-focused publications such as Business Week joined the fray of online posts.

Business Week, issue 3620, 86-92.

Each year, well-known business publications such as Business Week, The Economist, U. S. News & World Report, Fortune, Financial Times, and The Wall Street Journal publish rankings of selected MBA programs that, while controversial in their methodology, nevertheless can directly influence the prestige of schools that achieve high scores.

Business Week called Stone the " Man with a Billion on the Drawing Board " and United Press International described him as " the most quoted architect since the death of Frank Lloyd Wright ".

Design and advertising industry-focused publications such as Business Week joined the fray of online posts.

In April 2010, Business Week published an article which cast doubt on the ergonomic benefits of the Aeron chair.

At the end of 2010, Business Week and BBC News reported that Borders would be delaying its payments to publishers for inventory already received, in order to preserve liquidity.

* James H. Clark, Business Week, 1999

Helena is highly regarded as a place to live and raise children ; Business Week named Helena the 13th " Best Place to Raise Your Kids " in 2007.

Idaho Falls was named by Business Week as one of the 2010 List of " Best Places to Raise Kids ".

Also, Business Week rated Itasca had the # 1 Best Parks and # 1 stop signs.

In 2007, Business Week ranked Haslett 42nd on their list of ' Best Places to Raise Your Kids.

Oakland was ranked by Business Week as # 43 on its list of " Great Places to Raise Kids -- for Less ", with only two places deemed better than Oakland: Matawan ( 12th ) and Echelon near Philadelphia ( 4th ).

Business Week dubbed Old Westbury as New York's most expensive suburb.

It was selected by Business Week as one of the top five schools in the state in 2009.

East Norriton was recognized by Business Week as one of the nation's top five Best Affordable Suburbs in 2009.

Business Week Magazine named South Weber, UT the 6th best suburb in the country in 2009.

In 2009, Business Week named the Pinto in their list of the Ugliest Cars of the Past 50 Years.

* Broken Arrow was listed as one of the " Top 25 Affordable Suburbs in the South " by Business Week Magazine in 2007.

Accolades for Dell include " Entrepreneur of the Year " ( at age 24 ) from Inc. magazine ; " Top CEO in American Business " from Worth magazine ; " CEO of the Year " from Financial World, Industry Week and Chief Executive magazines.

* Business Week Sam Walton: The King of the Discounters August 9, 2004

Patrick Wright, author and former Business Week reporter, approached DeLorean with the idea of writing a book based on his experiences at General Motors.

In 1971, Jeremy Grantham and Dean LeBaron at Batterymarch Financial Management " described the idea at a Harvard Business School seminar in 1971, but found no takers until 1973.

Her decision to raise her daughter alone was described as " a brave choice in 1960s Ireland " by The Sunday Business Post, although she said she felt safe from criticism because she was in her 30s and was financially and professionally secure.

Despite being described by supporters of the deal as the best deal possible, Elliott Feldman an international and economic law specialist from the firm Baker & Hostetler in Washington, D. C. and a former director of the Canadian – American Business Council criticized the deal as " one-sided " and a " bad deal for Canada ".

In November 2011, he wrote a 30, 000-word e-book, " How to Win at the Sport of Business: If I Can Do It, You Can Do It ", which he described as " a way to get motivated ".

The book reflects the earliest incarnations of Balanced Scorecard-effectively restating the concept as described in the second Harvard Business Review article.

“ A nineteen-year-old college student from New York will use different postures than a Mid-western housewife, and a construction worker in the state of Washington will use different postures than a salesman in Chicago Another example of posture being situational on more of a daily basis can be described in Driver ’ s book: “ Four situational norms of posture would be, Flirting, where the norm is 60 % eye contact, Job Interview with a relaxed and open body language, Business Negotiation where the norm is leaning back while steeping and Buying a Car where most have hands on hips with feet more than ten inches apart .”

Vince Cable, the Liberal Democrat Business Secretary, said the proposals were " probably on the right lines " whilst the Liberal Youth section of the party described the fee rise as a " disaster ".

The CMOS active pixel sensor " camera-on-a-chip " developed by Dr. Eric Fossum and his team in the early 1990s achieved the first step of realizing the modern camera phone as described in a March 1995 Business Week article.

Newmarket's shopping area's wireless CCTV system, a system cooperatively operated by the police and the Newmarket Business Association, has been described as " never having been done on this scale in a New Zealand town centre ", and was credited partly for significant falls of some sorts of crime in Newmarket in recent ( 2009 ) years.

Robin Cooper and Robert S. Kaplan, proponents of the Balanced Scorecard, brought notice to these concepts in a number of articles published in Harvard Business Review beginning in 1988. Cooper and Kaplan described ABC as an approach to solve the problems of traditional cost management systems.

The program was titled, “ Bank of America Small Business Speaker Series: A Conversation with Malcolm Gladwell .” Paul Starobin, writing in the Columbia Journalism Review, said that the engagement's " entire point seemed to be to forge a public link between a tarnished brand ( the bank ), and a winning one ( a journalist often described in profiles as the epitome of cool ).

The Business has been described as a science fiction book set in the present day.

In a 1994 article by Business Week, the film version of Goro was described as " the most advanced mechanical creature Hllywood has ever made.

Today's SDI systems owe a great deal to a 1958 paper by Luhn, " A Business Intelligence System ", which described an " automatic method to provide current awareness services to scientists and engineers " who needed help to cope with the rapid post-war growth of scientific and technical literature.

The approach was first described by Takeuchi and Nonaka in " The New New Product Development Game " ( Harvard Business Review, Jan-Feb 1986 )

His 2005 book, The Search: How Google and Its Rivals Rewrote the Rules of Business and Transformed Our Culture, described the history and impact of search engines and the late emergence of Google from a field of competitors.

Graeber grew up in New York, in a cooperative apartment building described by Business Week magazine as " suffused with radical politics.

Business nonetheless prospered, aided by a delivery service extending up to 25 miles ( 40 km ), and in 1887 the store was described as ' an immense symposium of the arts and industries of the nation and of the world '.

The Irish Sunday Business Post has described it as the " worst " of the " awful atrocities perpetrated by the IRA " during this period.

( Frohman has described his experience during the war in an article in the Harvard Business Review.

In 1996, Crain's New York Business described Jenrette as a " Power Broker New York Style.

Hawke, described by Business Week as " a veteran banking industry ," refused to budge and vowed to pursue federal policies of " pre-emption " that hindered or even prevented states from reining in the lenders.

The proportion of owners taking up permanent residence was low, and Business Insider described it as a " virtual ghost town ".