Can you have a sexy but sexless relationship? Researchers are embracing a new notion that sexual attraction between coworkers may not be bad. It may, in fact, be beneficial. Stephanie Williams
IDEO Product Development is the world's most celebrated design firm. Its ultimate creation is the process of creativity itself. For founder David Kelley and his colleagues, work is play, brainstorming is a science, and the most important rule is to break Tia O'Brien
To get rich, do you have to be miserable? To be successful, do you have to punish your customers? Tough questions from a CEO who's smart enough to admit he doesn't have all the answers. Mort Meyerson
Making decisions under pressure. Scoping out the competition. Sizing up the rewards and risks. (Who knows more than the world's greatest poker player?) Alan Deutschman
You've been to driving school. Now, where can you legally take your newfound skills and enthusiasm? Fortunately, the opportunities to compete get better every year. You don't even need to own a racing car. John Van Pelt
Your electronic in-box is packed with messages. That file you sent two days ago still hasn't arrived. So who's the snail? Use these power tools for smarter, faster e-mailing. John R. Quain
It's a short jump from the front office of a fast company to the front seat of a fast car. Grab your helmet, strap yourself in, and get ready for the ride of your life. William J. Cook
In the era of massive layoffs, 'employability' has emerged as a consoling notion. Don't believe it -- there's no easy answer to job loss. Richard Pascale
John Gage, chief scientist of Sun Microsystems, blends '90s technology with '60s activism. His manifesto: free speech, open companies, virtual work. Richard Rapaport
With "Myst," the Miller brothers unleashed a pop-culture phenomenon and achieved phenomenal business success. Now they're hard at work on "Myst II." Will they escape the demons that stalk fame and fortune? David Dorsey
To check out the future of democratic capitalism, get in the checkout line at whole foods market -- where all work is teamwork, everyone sees the numbers, and people vote on who gets hired. Sound too soft? It's on track to become a billion-dollar company. Charles Fishman
