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Many employees end up becoming prisoners at their own jobs, writes Leon Danco.

Editor Greg Ettling passes on some important industry information, as well as recent reader comments.

Edward Elliot gives advice on how to deal with the two types of trouble on the Net: threats to security and threats to privacy.

Don Green reminds us that relationships are the most gratifying things in this life.

It isn't who you know that will help you in life, your business or your career -- it is who knows you or knows about you with easy recall, writes Tim Connor.

Miniaturization in the 20th Century provided Americans with many interesting and useful products that are small and anyone can carry them in their pocket or purse.

This month we turn our attention to the interface between incoming three-phase power and the pump -- the pump control panel.

Half of all Japanese adults say they cannot understand most of what young people say due to the large flood of English and other foreign words entering into everyday conversation.

In our view, our customer is as much the person in charge 30 years from now as the one we report to now.

If you have the occasion to check some of the travel Web sites lately, you will find harrowing tales of tourists and business people being abducted and robbed in Peru, Hank Sydor writes.