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• Live Talk: Ripe With Scandal Former HP chief Carly Fiorina will appear in a Live Talk on her new book and the present HP spying drama on Friday, Oct. 13, at noon, ET. |
• Samuelson: The Worrying Housing Bust If home prices drop too much, the damage to consumer confidence and spending won't be easily offset. The danger: a 2007 recession. |
• Meat Loaf's New 'Bat Out of Hell' As contract disputes go, the battle surrounding 'Bat Out of Hell' was a doozy. Now, with the third album in the rock-opera trilogy set to be released, the dust has settled. Well, sort of. |
• Exclusive: HP May Face Civil Charges California could seek multimillion-dollar damages, NEWSWEEK has learned |
• Naughton: A Ford-Renault-Nissan Alliance? Merger talks between Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn and GM chief Rick Wagoner collapsed this week. But does Ghosn have a willing partner across town in Detroit? |
• Quinn: Finding a 401(k) That Really Works for You When it comes to your employee savings program, are you a 'reluctant saver' or a 'nervous investor.' |
• Real Estate: Blue Skies Ahead? Home sales are falling, but Century 21's CEO says his house is in order. |
• Forum: Women and Leadership Top women leaders from a variety of fields answer your questions about life, work and leadership. |
• Q&A: How Far Will Real Estate Drop? Economist and real-estate researcher Karl Case explains what the market slowdown could mean for homeowners—and for the economy. |
• Our Guide to Congressional Hearings on HP Our guide to the congressional investigation of the leak scandal at a Silicon Valley icon. |
• Samuelson: Growing Economic Inequality Threatens U.S. Values No one should be happy with today's growing inequality. It threatens our social compact, which relies on a shared sense of well-being. |
• Twenty Top Women on Leadership These women are poised to be the next generation of leaders in their fields—whether it's sports, business, finance, politics or the arts. In their own words, they tell how they got where they are and where they hope to go next. |
• Women Leaders: Lessons We Have Learned Accomplished leaders in their varied fields share their hard-earned wisdom about success, failure and not letting yourself off the hook. |
• Getting Back on Track Women who take career 'off ramps' to raise children often have trouble finding 'on ramps' when they are ready to work again. Now companies in need of talent are finally addressing the problem. |
• Restarting Careers a Struggle for Moms Researcher Sylvia Ann Hewlett on the challenges confronting at-home moms who want to revive their careers. |
• Moms Mean Business Inspired by the dot-com boom, a growing number of women are dreaming up new ventures while the kids are napping. |
• Science and the Gender Gap A generation ago, women physicists and chemists were rare in the lab, but their number is increasing every year. |
• 'This Topic Annoys Me' After years of fielding questions about the role of gender in her career, one fed-up astrophysicist explains why she's done talking about being a female scientist. Forever. |
• Women Leaders: 10 Power Tips What are the real secrets of success? Here's what some proven winners say. |
• Forum: Women and Leadership Top women leaders from a variety of fields answer your questions about life, work and leadership. |
• 11 Questions About the HP Scandal As the fallout from the company’s boardroom scandal continues, we look at 11 questions you may want answered. |
• Phone-Records Scandal at HP To catch a leaker, Hewlett-Packard's chairwoman spied on the home-phone records of its board of directors. |
• What Ford Motor Co. Must Do to Survive The collapse of SUV sales isn’t the only problem facing Ford Motor Co. |
• HP Scandal: The Boss Who Spied on Her Board In a business saga, how Pattie Dunn's obsession with trying to root out the source of press reports ended with the covert tracking of directors' phone records. |
• Samuelson: The Monster at Our Door Uncontrolled health spending poses ugly choices: raise taxes, gut other programs or run ever-larger and dangerous deficits. |
• Samuelson: Why U.S. Lags in Global Education Scores Americans may perform badly in international comparisons of education systems, but still the U.S. economy succeeds. Why? |
• Ford Motor Co.'s Motown Meltdown Q&A: CEO Bill Ford Jr. on how he's dealing with the carmaker's current struggles. |
• It's Sweet Home Chicago for a Silicon Valley Vet Under CEO Ed Zander, Motorola is gaining on phone giant Nokia. Can the new Motofone help close the gap? |
• Samuelson: A Nation of Credit Junkies? For several years now, artificially low interest rates have been propping up the economy. But what's going to happen when that support is removed? |
• Stone: Learning a Language on Your iPod How new podcasts like ‘JapanesePod101’ are changing the way people learn a foreign language. |
• What's in NFL Head Goodell's Playbook? As it enters a new season the NFL is more profitable and popular than ever. Can the league's new boss, Roger Goodell, keep up the pace? |
• Could Flight Restrictions Help Retailers? Airport retailers find creative ways to manage travel restrictions and business fluctuations, as some chains report no adverse economic impact. |
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