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BusinessWeek technology reporters talk about new iPods and the health of Steve Jobs, the latest BlackBerry Pearl, and the Google-Yahoo antitrust investigation
Chrome focuses on running programs on the Web, not just showing pages
Experience a podcast and white paper on the attitudes and outlooks of today's small business owners.
December 2007/January 2008 Update
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As the prospects for government help dwindle, beleaguered Lehman Brothers races to find an acquirer to avoid collapse
How the famous weapons labs, Los Alamos and Sandia, are aiding corporations and spinning off startups
Florida's state-sponsored home insurer could stick taxpayers with a huge bill when the next storm hits
On Oct. 2, BW's Power 100 will rank the most influential people in sports business. Here's a peek at Gatorade's Jeff Urban
Many successful CEOs love wine, and some choose to make their own. Then they find out just how difficult—and expensive—it can be
Declines in retail sales and producer prices offered a mixed report on the U.S. economy. Plus, other news from around the Web
The most important element shaping your finances: your career
To earn its keep at eBay, the Internet calling service needs to goose growth and gain traction on mobile phones. Otherwise, a sale may be in the offing
The former Philips Semiconductors will consolidate in the Netherlands, Germany, and Singapore. A factory in Fishkill, N.Y., is among those to close
At night, most of sub-Saharan Africa still relies on kerosene and firewood. Lights for Life is one nonprofit that's trying to change that
A talk with author Robert Fairlie about barriers that blacks and Latinos face in starting businesses and making them thrive
Charged with giving the bad news? Here are your ethical responsibilities
The executive director of student services at York University's Schulich School of Business discusses the admissions process (MBA Insider subscribers only)
As the economy struggles, high-fashion designers like Vera Wang and Stella McCartney are finding success in selling lower-priced lines
Discover, track, and share business topics across the Web.
Not all Web 2.0 applications are advances. Twitter encourages self-absorption and rude behavior in business settings. Pro or con?
"Break Fannie and Freddie into separate businesses in each state, with their own shares and boards of directors. Then sell them off."
Tell Us: Should U.S. States Help Fannie and Freddie?
Freddie and Fannie saved, Lehman Brothers flounders, the deferred Pentagon bonanza, and more
The 2008 World Values Survey found that freedom of choice and tolerance—and not simply wealth—have lots to do with a rise in happiness