 
IN SHORT
 Slide Show: Cool Tools And The Latest Trends From vodcasts and webcasts to advanced data mining software, new resources are making business tasks easier
 
IN NETWORKING
 Slide Show: The State Of Social Networking The novelty of MySpace may be over, but companies are collaborating on the Web for all kinds of practical uses
 
IN CARS
 Start Your Engines The race is on to build a car that gets 100 mpg. The purse? A $25 million prize—and a piece of history
 Online Extra: Slide Show: Greener Cars of the Future Boosting fuel economy and reducing emissions are the current rage in auto circles. These 10 concepts aim to take it to the next level
 
IN SOCIAL
 Designing Change How venture philanthropy fund Acumen uses design thinking to help solve real-world problems
 A Do-Good Diary From the journals of Acumen founder Jacqueline Novogratz
 Online Extra: Slide Show: Acumen Fund's Irrigation Solution In India, International Development Enterprises—with Acumen's assistance—helps small farmers implement inexpensive watering systems
 Online Extra: Slide Show: Up-and-Coming Social Entrepreneurs The Acumen Fund Fellows Program prepares young professionals to apply their business skills to social problems
 
IN DEPTH
 How Symbol Got Its Mojo Back The bar code maker was shattered by corruption. But herculean efforts to revive the company, now part of Motorola, might pay off
 
IN GREEN
 Slide Show: Bank Of America's Clean Green Tower The world's greenest skyscraper, set to open early next year, is rising near Times Square. The $1.3 billion building will be New York's second-tallest
 
IN PROGRESS
 Innovation Case Study: GE When GE turned to students for design ideas, they came up with some user-friendly health-care concepts for Africa
 Online Extra: Slide Show: GE Goes Full Color For Africa's Health The company's health-care unit went to design students to find innovations for improving living conditions
 
IN DESIGN
 Meet Sugar… …The face of the $100 laptop and a quantum leap in design
 Online Extra: Slide Show: Negroponte's Sweet Brainstorm The One Laptop Per Child group founded by Nicholas Negroponte is championing a new graphical user interface called "Sugar"
 
IN BACKLASH
 Innovation Hype: Enough Already! A chorus of voices is calling for an end to the hype—and a focus on what really drives profitable design
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