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Analysts want to see how the writers’ strike is affecting the bottom lines of media companies. News Corp. is reporting first, followed by Walt Disney on Feb. 5 and Time Warner on Feb. 6.
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Airline Safety: A Whistleblower's Tale
A new report spotlights how FAA inspectors must battle not only carriers but their own agency, too
Are H-1B Workers Getting Bilked?
Overseas companies are accused of underpaying foreigners on work visas—and hurting U.S. wages
Housing Meltdown
Why home prices could drop 25% more on average before the market finally hits bottom
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Catching the Eye of China's Elite
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Don't Put Me Back In, Coach
The Icelander Who Wants Saks
From Reality TV to Big-Screen Dreams
Swords to Plowshares—and Back Again
The Wind at Germany's Back
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The Welch Way: Jack and Suzy Welch
Give 'Till It Doesn't Hurt
This bonus season, avoid two common mistakes: being a skinflint or a sprinkler
IN YOUR FACE: THE GALL OF THE GAUL
Reader Maulik Singhal Writes:
"There are no rogue traders. There are only rogue banks. A culture of greed permeated all levels of the bank. SocGen deserves to be broken up for this."
Tell Us: Who's to Blame for the $7.1 Billion Loss?
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