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China Inflation
Inflation on the mainland soared to an annualized rate of 8.7% in February—a 12-year high—because of disruptions to food and energy supplies caused by freak winter storms. Economists expect the March rate to come in slightly lower, at 8.5%.
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Mortgage Madness
Interest rates cuts have many homeowners and would-be buyers hoping for more attractive mortgage rates. We'll tell you why mortgage rates have not dropped much and when they may
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Cigarette Taxes
It's a fiery war of spoken words, as debaters from the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids and Smoker's Club react to reader comments
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The New E-spionage Threat
A BusinessWeek probe of rising attacks on America's most sensitive computer networks uncovers startling security gaps
The Consumer Spending Mirage
Stocks riding high on illusions of consumers continuing to spend may be in for a nasty surprise
A Spinmaster in Need of Spin
Mark Penn, no longer a big gun in the Clinton campaign, is shoring up relations with Burson-Marsteller clients and colleagues
The Business Week
News You Need to Know
Jobs May Take a Smaller Hit This Time
Slide Show: Household Debt Goes Through the Roof
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Howard Schultz on Reinventing Starbucks
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Flying in for a Tune-Up Overseas
How Deep Will Wall Street Cut?
In Hot Pursuit of a Video-Game Deal
You've Been Pre-Rejected
In Depth
Bailing Out of Bear
What's Next
My Kingdom for a Tire
A Star Is Born, Disney Style
The Credit Rating in Your Shoe Box
One Place for Your Many Online Lives
This Is Not Your Father's Diesel
Cracks in a Particularly Thick Glass Ceiling
Browse Issues
IN YOUR FACE: AFTERSHOCKS AT BEAR STEARNS
Reader Anton Lakshin Writes:
"All the banks, from Lehman to Citi, are leveraged to the hilt. It's clear that Bear was not an outlier, it was the canary in the mine, and the canary died."
Read the Story and Tell Us What You Think
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Howard Schultz on Reinventing Starbucks
In launching its new Pike Place Roast, Starbucks aims to reaffirm its position as the world's highest-quality purveyor of specialty coffee
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The Rise of the European B-School
Shorter, cheaper programs and demand for international experience are two reasons business schools across Europe are flourishing
In-Depth Profiles: Europe's Top B-Schools
Europe MBAs Gain Ground with Recruiters
Moscow's Soon-to-Be Global B-School
The Middle East's Fertile Ground
Europe's B-Schools Eye Wealthy Alums
London Business School Admissions Chat
Table: The Endowment Gap
Business School Rankings and Profiles
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