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Beyond PR: Communicate Like A Champ In The Digital Age No matter how well you communicate now, Cheryl D. Snapp Conner is here to give you a no-fail guarantee: You can communicate better. You can strengthen your career, and your business can blossom through the words you speak and write and through the presentations you make.Read More > SHARE: Win At Work: Land A Great Job And Handle Your Boss Have you ever wondered why some people get the best assignments, the fast track to promotion, the plum gig at the hot new startup? These shining stars have learned to win at work and the latest FORBES e-book by Senior Editor Susan Adams will show you how. Read More > SHARE: Booms, Busts And Billionaires: Ten Years Of FORBES Oil Stories For anyone who wants to know how oil impacts our lives and those interested in where the industry is headed, look no further. Here you’ll find tales of living legends like Aubrey McClendon, profiles of energy giants and an investigation into Goldman Sachs’ likely role in manipulating oil prices. Read More > SHARE: Broken Ladders: Why Millennials Can't Find Work And How We Get Them Hired Six years have passed since the financial crisis shook the global world. While many point to a healthy stock market as signs of real recovery, Americans are still hurting, particularly young people. Author Kathryn Dill has experienced the effects of this awful job market and has some timely suggestions for getting young people hired. Read More > SHARE: Fanboy Wars: The Fight For The Future Of Video Games Paul Tassi looks at fanboy culture from its most toxic corners to its most celebrated collaborations to see how these fans become so emotionally invested in the development of video games, how this fervor affects the companies profiting from this fan connection and what it bodes for the future of gaming industry. Read More > SHARE: The Forbes 400 Book: Tales Of The Richest People In America Since 1982 Forbes has obsessively tracked the wealth of America’s richest people for the past 33 years. Following the money has led us to some remarkable stories of strivers, iconoclasts and innovators. Herein you'll discover how visionaries made their fortunes and how some started from humble beginnings. Read More > SHARE: