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Big, Bargain Australian Wines
Brash, bold, but reasonably priced, these Australian fruit bombs might be unsubtle but millions of consumers around the world drink them up
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There Is No Auto Credit Crisis
Auto sales are down. But it's not because Americans can't get financing. It's because they aren't shopping for cars
Plus: The Auto Credit Crisis: It's Real
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Sweat and Striving on China's Factory Floor
Young women who flee the hinterlands for the cities find exhausting factory work—and social mobility
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Top Stories
Some Cities Will Be Safer in a Recession
Cities with a strong presence in health care, education, law, energy, and the government will feel the impact of a downturn less
GM and Toyota's Race to Build Electric Cars
Toyota is being cautious with the technology, but GM is full-speed-ahead for a 2010 launch of its Volt. To the victor will go the spoils
BMW 135i: High Performance, Low Price
The budget-priced 135i is the ideal BMW for the budget-conscious: fast, fun and financially responsible
Death Rate 70% Lower at Top U.S. Hospitals
If all centers performed as well, over 237,000 lives might have been saved, survey finds
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Towns That Could Be Hit Hardest by the Financial Crisis
The 65 mpg Ford the U.S. Can't Have
Which Auto Brands Should Go?
Autos
GMAC Tightens the Auto-Finance Screws
GM Plus Chrysler Equals Survival?
Can GM Make It?
Ford Still Shopping Mazda Stake; Tata Uninterested
Is the U.S. Ready for Four-Cylinder BMWs?
The Best New Cars of 2009—If Anyone Is Still Buying New Cars
Real Estate
States with the Worst Budget Shortfalls
Up-and-Coming Neighborhoods: Great Buying Opportunities
Where Homes Are Selling Fastest
Affordable Housing Exists, If You Know Where to Look
Travel
U.S. Hotel Demand Dips in August
Aboard Emirates' First A380 to New York
JetBlue's Comfy New Place to While Away the Hours
The Airlines' Bag Reflex
What’s Your Problem?
IN YOUR FACE: EUROPE'S FINANCIAL MESS
Reader Hugo van Randwyck Writes:
"Allowing the market to clean up recklessness in the early '90s meant a quicker recovery. The bailout could lengthen the time before a healthy recovery starts."
Tell Us: Is Europe on the Road to Recovery?
Featured Special Report
With Cars, Some Technology Is Smarter Than Others
Modern cars are wonders, but until recently carmakers ignored the most important technology of all: fuel-efficiency
Duracar Delivers with Eco-Trucking
The Coming of the Car-Bot
New Technologies to Boost Fuel Economy
The Electric Car Lives
Japan's New Green Car Push
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