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The U.S. Auto Industry in 2012

Wonderland or wasteland? Detroit could thrive on U.S. drivers replacing their aging cars—but they'll need to hurry up

 

Viewpoint: Michael Butler

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The Battery Market Will Charge Ahead

Driven innovations and demand for cleaner energy, the battery business is expected to grow from $36 billion to more than $50 billion by 2015

 

Viewpoint: William J. Holstein

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Who's to Blame for GM's Bankruptcy?

Just about everyone—from management and the UAW to government, consumers, the competition, and the media, writes William J. Holstein

 

Wine of the Week: Nick Passmore

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A Blushing Beauty From Provence

The 2008 Mas de la Dame, Rosé du Mas is a delectable wine, redolent of strawberries and Provençal summers

 

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The BusinessWeek Best-Seller List

With this month's list featuring two "strengths movement" books and a handful on understanding and or investing during the current economic mess, readers seem to be hunkering down for tough times

 

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The 'Cash for Clunkers' Law Looks Like a Lemon

Not enough new-car buyers can take advantage of it, and the program may even put more gas guzzlers on the road

With Medicare Plan, Drug Spending May Be Up

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IN YOUR FACE: U.S. H-1B VISA DEBATE

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"How is it different when Microsoft brings 1,000 people from Infosys and trains them for 2-3 years so they can go back and deliver per exact demands?"

 

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