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Our workplace reporter, Margarita Bauza, moved to her new desk in the Business News department today.

She sits right next to the editors and brought a lot of books with her.

Her first question was about where to put one of the books. Its title: "How to Work for an Idiot."

My guess is that titles like that are really meant more for at-home reading.

Posted by Joe Grimm 6:00 PM Apr 10, 2006
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