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The hope of the revolution has given way to despair, crime, and vigilantism
As the economy slows, Soviet-era entrepreneurs stay in business
Some $5.86 trillion in unsupervised lending hangs over the economy
Once mom and pop operations, some have billions in assets
Events of note in the week ahead
The network's aliens-on-earth series is a real-time marriage of a TV show and a video game
Diners' appetite for the Yum! Brands chain is waning on the mainland
Back-seat luxury puts Mercedes in the driver's seat for China sales
For Willem-Alexander's inauguration as king of the Netherlands, design firm Koeweiden Postma developed a logo based on his monogram
Activist investor Daniel Loeb wants to break up Sony; Walmart’s response to Bangladesh; and more
Wellness programs are supposed to cut costs and make employees healthier. It's not clear they do either
The Canadian government is fast-tracking visas for skilled tradesmen like plumbers and electricians
The state's once-thriving inmate work program struggles to find customers
Washington gets all casual with the public on social media
The digital conversion company wants to become a kind of premium YouTube
The mainland's e-commerce kingpin pushes into the mobile OS market
Defectors build mobile games to outflank their former employer
What outmoded mobile phones are worth
The Cantabrian capital's digital nervous system cuts costs
Smartphone service customers can easily customize
One year after the IPO, questions remain about the company's ability to target mobile users
A 10,000-room complex on the island of Rügen is recast as beachfront condos
The failed bank seeks added payments for derivatives contracts that were unwound after it filed for bankruptcy
Companies rush to issue stocks and bonds as markets boom
A generic drugmaker rejects a rival’s bid; Verizon Wireless’s $7 billion dividend; and more
The food service company's mission: swap sloppy Joes for calamari and satay in frat houses and sororities
Quit-smoking apps get hot in a $1 billion market
A look at some of the subscription-box imitators that have popped up in the wake of Birchbox's success with beauty samples
The state's labor shortage lights a fire under female wages
Mobile phones may be the most potent weapon to fight abuse
A New York restaurant deals with a cash crunch