We trade in older cars for new ones and we move to bigger (or smaller) homes to fit our lifestyle needs. Now, increasingly, we work with customers on trading in their obsolete benefit products for new ones.

Seventy-two percent of executives find performance is suffering because their companies take an outdated and excessively restrictive approach to information security, according to CEB, a member-based advisory company.

Presidential campaigns are long in the making, quick to be forgotten. But one part of them lives on for years: the victor's promises.

Although most executives say telecommuting improves productivity and flexibility for working parents, they also believe it leads to slower career growth, according to a new survey by the Korn/Ferry Institute.