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THE JURY IS OUT ON WHETHER CORPORATE SOCIAL responsibility programs will one day make the world a better place. But this much is pretty clear: They’re already benefiting the companies that have implemented them. And in some unexpected ways. Specifica

Chairman and CEO of DICK’S Sporting Goods Stores Ed Stack grew a small family business from two storefronts into the largest sporting goods retailer in the country with over $9 billion in sales and close to 800 locations—and he did so with a sense of

COMPANIES, WE ALL KNOW, NEED TO MAKE A PROFIT TO prosper and survive. Making a buck, after all, is important to investors, employees and vendors. But over the years, executives have come to realize that they need to do much more. That is, by giving b

About 30 percent of all the toys, dolls, and games sold in the U.S. are purchased for the holidays. From fresh takes on the classics this year (Chicken Farmer Barbie!) to new phenoms (Baby Shark finger puppets, anyone?), ‘tis the season to be thinkin

With a title that could not be more apt, Race Against Time is an expansion of Jerry Mitchell’s work as an investigative reporter. It reads like a fictional thriller, but is an all-too-true account of horrifying past crimes and those who perpetrated t

“I’VE ALWAYS LOVED WOMEN IN COMEDY, SO I’M CONTINUOUSLY surprised when I hear people repeating that age-old ‘women aren’t funny’ thing,” Rachel Brosnahan says. “I don’t get it at all. While we’ve come a long way, clearly we still have a long way to g

Housing Works Bookstore is one of the most quintessentially New York bookshops, second only to the Strand. Part of a non-profit chain donating its proceeds to combat AIDS and homelessness, the spiral staircases leading to a second floor balcony of bo