Corrections & Clarifications

• Corrections & Clarifications

News - Global Economics

• Signs of a U.S. Recovery

  It's not the usual sources of growth that are spurring job gains

• Argentina's Dollar-Sniffing Dogs

  President Fernández's government cracks down on capital flight

• Economists Evoke the Spirit of Irving Fisher

  Once disgraced, the Yale economist figured out the Great Depression

• In India, Inflation Is a Rutted Road

  Old roads and ports drive up costs. So do unreliable power plants

• Tom Keene Talks to Austan Goolsbee

  The University of Chicago economist on the election, taxes, and unemployment

• Where Made-in-China Textiles Are Emigrating

  Low wages are drawing the industry to Cambodia and other countries in Southeast Asia

• Seven Days

  Events of note in the week ahead

News - Companies & Industries

• Has Diamond Foods Lost Its Luster?

  The journey from sleepy cooperative to snack powerhouse is stopped by an accounting probe

• France's Unlikely Import: Weight Loss Centers

  As the number of obese French women grows, Jenny Craig moves in

• Macy's Mentors Minority Vendors

  The chain tries to build a network of minority vendors who mirror its customers

• In Australia, a Fizz Shortage Flattens Soda Sales

  A carbonation shortage causes problems for Schweppes. Coke may be next

• Briefs

  U.S. natural gas companies look to sell overseas; Schwab brings index funds to 401(k)s; American Airlines begins cutting routes; and more

News - Politics & Policy

• The GOP's Weird War on Wealth

  Mitt Romney’s rivals slam the frontrunner for making millions in private equity

• The Army Tries On Bomb-Proof Briefs

  Old rules complicate efforts to give troops blast-resistant underwear

• Obama's Legion of Unconfirmed Nominees

  While Congress bickers, scores of positions go unfilled

• Treasury's 'Chief Thug' Goes After Al-Qaeda

  Wise to U.S. intelligence tactics, terrorists are now harder to track

• Dodd-Frank in One Graph

  We read Dodd-Frank so you don't have to

News - Technology

• Map Apps: The Race to Fill in the Blanks

  Google, Skyhook Wireless, and startups are mapping airports, malls, and other indoor spaces

• Beats Electronics Is Breaking Up with Monster

  The popular headphone line parts ways with its manufacturing partner

• What's in a Domain Name? $185,000 for Starters

  A plan to multiply Internet domain names draws fire from business

• Who Do You Trust More with Your Data: Facebook or a Bank?

  A financial cooperative proposes a new way to store your data online

• Lloyd Watts's Audience Gives Phones Better Ears

  The audio savant's company makes mobile-phone chips that help a speaker's voice be heard without background noise

News - Markets & Finance

• How Danny Meyer Is Going Global

  The restaurateur is linking up with Related, a real estate giant that will take his brands worldwide into stadiums, parks, and other properties

• Why the Bluest Blue Chips Rule This Market

  Investors flock to dividend-paying stocks for safety and income

• Back a Lawsuit, Get a Return

  Burford Group and other investors back plaintiffs and are awarded a share of the proceeds

• The SEC Stands by a Controversial Phrase

  It makes a small exception to "neither admit nor deny"

• Vladimir Putin's Favorite Bankers

  Sberbank and VTB have been designated national champions

• Bid & Ask: The Deals of the Week

  Linde buys a home-care business to bring oxygen to patients; China snaps up the world’s No. 1 luxury-yacht builder; and more